Shoutout | Matte Black

A future classic. The Smith Shoutout has a traditional shape, but these sunglasses are no retro revival. We used some of our more forward-looking features on these, from the bio-based frames to the no-slip nose pads. They even have auto-lock hinges, making them easier to put on using one hand. A small detail that makes a big difference on the move.
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3 reviews
Primary Lens: ChromaPop Polarized Blue Mirror

A gray base lens color with a deep blue mirror finish boosted with ChromaPop color enhancement technology to maximize clarity and help you effortlessly see more detail. Best for areas of high sun exposure, this lens is polarized and built on our carbonic lens platform. Provides 100% protection from harmful UVA/B/C rays.

Second Lens:
Description

    Vision

  • ChromaPop™ lenses enhance contrast and natural color to make the details pop
  • Smudge and moisture resistant coating for easy cleaning and clear optics
  • Anti-reflective coating improves clarity and reduces eye strain
  • 100% UV protection

    • Fit / Integration

  • Medium fit, medium coverage
  • Megol nose pads provide non-slip grip so glasses stay put

    • Frame

  • Evolve™ bio-based frame material is lightweight and durable
  • AutoLock hinges hold frames open for easy one-hand on and off
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Everyday sunnies

"Light comfortable perfect for every day"

— Christine B. (5/5)

Making a run for top Smith sunnies

"I've owned a dozen smith sunnies, my favorite has been the Lowdown family for years but these ChromaPop Glass Polarized Green Mirror might be my new favorite. So sick! Glass Lenses never seem to get dirty, wipe clean very easily. Definitely recommend."

— Joey B. (5/5)

Awesome sunglasses

"I opted for mirrored glass polarized sunglasses rather than plastic lenses due to the durability of glass when it comes to cleaning and avoiding them easily being scratched."

— Mark (5/5)

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