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Men's Aviator Sunglasses

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Jackson Square Brown / Amber

Regular price $69.99
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BROWN
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Jackson Square Shiny Black / Orange

Regular price $69.99
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BLACK
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Jackson Square Green / G15

Regular price $69.99
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GREEN
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Jackson Square Amber Tort / Blue

Regular price $69.99
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BROWN
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Jackson Square Shiny Black / Smoke

Regular price $69.99
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BLACK
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Jackson Square Shiny Demi / G15

Regular price $69.99
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BROWN
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Aviator Legacy Silver / Silver

Regular price $69.99
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SILVER
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Aviator Legacy Black / Black

Regular price $48.99
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BLACK
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Aviator Legacy Gold / Brown

Regular price $48.99
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GOLD

Men's Aviator Sunglasses

Men's aviator sunglasses by D.Franklin bring together classic pilot-inspired frames with an updated urban finish. This selection includes aviator profiles, metal frames, black, gold and silver finishes, brown, green, black, grey and mirrored lenses, plus polarized options depending on the model.

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Start with men's aviator sunglasses, compare the full aviator sunglasses collection, or review all men's sunglasses if you want to compare more frame shapes.

The classic aviator shape, updated

Aviator frames are known for their open, lightweight structure and lenses that cover the eye area with a sharper, more classic profile. They work especially well when you want sunglasses that feel masculine, direct and easy to style.

If you want to compare alternatives, men's square sunglasses create a more geometric effect, while best-selling sunglasses help you see the strongest D.Franklin styles across shapes.

Lenses, colors and materials

The collection includes lens colors such as black, brown, green, blue, grey, red and silver, with metal, acetate or mixed-frame constructions depending on the model. For glare reduction, compare men's polarized sunglasses and check each product page for the exact lens type.

Gold and brown combinations feel warmer and more classic; black lenses are the easiest for daily wear; silver or mirrored options create a more visible, sharper finish.

What to check before choosing

Frame material: metal for a classic aviator profile, acetate or mixed frames for a stronger look.

Lens type: standard, polarized, mirrored, gradient or photochromic depending on the model.

Color pairing: black for everyday use, brown for warmth, green or silver for a more defined finish.

Fit and bridge: make sure the frame sits comfortably on the nose and does not slide.

Use case: daily styling, driving, travel, city plans or brighter outdoor conditions.

How to style and care for them

Clean the lenses with a soft cloth, avoid abrasive products and store the sunglasses in their case when not in use. This protects the lens coating, frame finish and bridge structure.

Frequently asked questions

What are men's aviator sunglasses?

They are sunglasses inspired by pilot-style frames, usually with a lighter structure, larger lenses and a classic bridge design.

Are aviator sunglasses good for men?

Yes. Men's aviator sunglasses are a strong option for classic, urban and everyday styling.

Which lens color is easiest to wear?

Black, brown and green lenses are the most versatile for daily use, while silver, red or mirrored lenses create a stronger effect.

Are there polarized aviator sunglasses?

Some models may include polarized lenses. Compare men's polarized sunglasses and confirm the lens type on each product page.

How do aviator frames compare with square frames?

Aviator frames feel more classic and open; men's square sunglasses create a sharper, more geometric result.

How should aviator sunglasses fit?

They should sit securely on the nose, cover the eye area comfortably and avoid sliding when you move.

How should I clean them?

Use a soft cloth and keep them in their case. Avoid abrasive products, paper towels and direct pressure on the bridge.