You Can Now Fully Customise Any Pair Of Oakley Sunglasses
— Updated on 22 June 2021

You Can Now Fully Customise Any Pair Of Oakley Sunglasses

— Updated on 22 June 2021
Chris Singh
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Chris Singh

Kings of performance-driven sunglasses, Oakley, are now offering Australians a ridiculously comprehensive customisation program for anyone looking to grab some outdoor-friendly eyewear this year. Lifting their game when it comes to personalisation, they’ve just introduced the ‘Oakley Custom Program’, designed to “match unique configurations and preferred colours” so you can bring your own imagination into play when deciding on what sunglasses best suit you, and your lifestyle.

Taking a few of their best-selling sport-performance and lifestyle sunglasses, Oakley has put up over 40 million different combinations, giving you more than enough to play around with while you match a pair with your sports team, equipment, or personal style.

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Depending on which of the 30-plus frame styles you choose out of Oakley’s best-sellers – like Sutro, Holbrook, Radar EV, and Frogskins – the Oakley Custom Program allows up to six customisable pieces for each pair, from frames and lens tints, to earsocks and various decorative components. You also get the option to further individualise the pair by adding etching to the lens.

Obviously the price you end up paying for a pair of Oakley’s is going to swell based on how much customisation you put into the pair, but if you’re already a fan of the brand’s distinctive style then forking out a bit more to put your own personality onto the eyewear doesn’t seem like much of a commitment.

Hit the link below if you want to try your hand at creating your own pair of Oakley sunglasses or you can head to an Oakley or Sunglass Hut store for the customisation experience.

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Chris Singh
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Chris is a freelance Travel, Food, and Technology writer. He has had work published by The AU Review, Junkee Media and Australian Traveller Media and holds tertiary qualifications in Psychology and Sociology.

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