Cut the glare with a chunky signature frame built to stand apart.
The Transmitter by Noa Deane Polarised Sunglasses bring a bold, ’90s-inspired shape to everyday sun protection. Designed with Noa Deane, the chunky frame and thick temples draw on pirate radio and underground music culture, with a secure, locked-on fit that keeps things feeling settled. Lightweight recycled polycarbonate construction keeps the frame comfortable, while polarised polycarbonate lenses reduce harsh glare for a clearer view on bright days. Category 3 lenses block UVA and UVB, making these sunnies a practical pick for coastal missions, checking the surf or kicking around town. A strong silhouette with useful protection behind it—no need to turn down the volume.
Noa Deane signature design: A collaboration shaped by ’90s pirate radio and underground music influences.
Polarised lenses: Reduce harsh sun glare for clearer viewing in bright conditions.
Recycled polycarbonate frame: Lightweight construction uses plastic recovered from pre- and post-consumer waste.
Category 3 protection: Sun lenses block UVA and UVB while reducing bright-light glare.
Chunky frame and thick temples: Deliver a bold profile with a secure, locked-on fit.
Polycarbonate lenses: Pair with the lightweight frame for a practical everyday sunglasses setup.
