Brown Tint Lens Simulator
Experience the world through Brown Tint lenses. It enhances clarity and contrast for superior visual comfort.
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Experience the world through Brown Tint lenses. It enhances clarity and contrast for superior visual comfort.
Warm Contrast, Crisp Geometry
Brown tint sunglasses bring warm contrast that feels natural outdoors and boosts clarity on bright days. These brown tinted lenses help reduce harsh glare while keeping colors true, with UV400 / 100% UVA/UVB protection for everyday sun.
Set into Ruth in Gold - an oversized geometric wire frame in warm polished metal - the look stays modern but easy to wear. Adjustable nose pads let you fine-tune the fit, while slim temples stay comfortable from coastal drives to golden-hour patio hangs.
- Lenses: Brown Tint CR-39 lenses add warm contrast, enhance contrast, and keep colors feeling natural in bright sun. UV400 / 100% UVA/UVB.
- Frame: Ruth in Gold is an oversized geometric wire metal frame with a warm polished glow - clean lines that pair naturally with the brown tint.
- Build: Full-rim wire construction with standard hinges; slim temples keep the feel light and steady.
- Fit: Wide, oversized fit with roomier coverage - comfortable for round and oval faces. Adjustable nose pads help dial it in.
- Best For: Bright midday walks, weekend drives, patio breaks, and beach days.
Brown Tinted Lens
- Enhance contrast with a warm brown tint for driving
- Reduce glare in bright sun and at the beach
- Keep colors natural for a comfortable view
- Block UV for reliable all-day protection
Gold Geometric Metal Frame
- Warm gold metal finish: Polished wire frame adds a clean, premium glow without feeling flashy.
- Wide-fit comfort: Adjustable nose pads and slim temples help reduce pressure at the bridge and sides.
- Geometric lines: Angular lenses add definition for round and oval faces and pair well with minimalist outfits.
Details
Details
Frame Details
- Brand
- TXOME
- Gender
- Men / Women
- Frame Color
- Gold
- Frame Shape
- Geometric
- Size
- Large (L)
- Frame Style
- Wire
- Frame Type
- Full rim
- Hinge Type
- Standard hinge
- Frame Material
- Metal
- Frame Weight
- 25 g
- Face Shape
- Round face, Oval face
Prescription Details
- Prescription Range
- SPH: -12.00 to +12.00
CYL: -6.00 to +6.00 - Progressive Compatibility
- Yes
- PD Range
- 55 to 82 mm
Lens Details
- Color
- Brown
- Polarization
- Non-polarized
- UV Protection
- UV400 / 100% UVA/UVB
- Filter Category
- Cat. 3
- Lens Material
- CR-39
Bridge
18 mm
0.71 in
Lens Width
58 mm
2.28 in
Lens Height
52 mm
2.05 in
Frame Width
150 mm
5.91 in
Temple Length
152 mm
5.98 in
Discounts
FAQ
What are Brown Tint lenses best for?
What are Brown Tint lenses best for?
Brown Tint is a dark sun lens (Category 3) designed for bright daylight. It's a versatile choice for everyday outdoor wear, sunny commutes, and daytime driving when you want comfortable brightness control.
Because it's a deeper tint, it's generally not ideal for indoor use or low-light conditions where maximum light transmission matters.
What does a brown tint look like, and how does it affect color?
What does a brown tint look like, and how does it affect color?
Brown tint adds a warm tone to your view. Many people find it keeps colors feeling natural while making scenes look a bit richer and less washed out in strong sun.
Compared with cooler tints, brown can make contrast feel more defined, especially in bright outdoor environments.
Are Brown Tint lenses good for driving?
Are Brown Tint lenses good for driving?
They can be a great option for daytime driving because the tint helps reduce harsh brightness and can make the road scene feel more comfortable.
For night driving, it's best to avoid dark tints. Clear lenses with a premium anti-reflective coating are usually the safer choice for visibility and reduced reflections.
Brown Tinted Lenses vs Grey Tinted Lenses: what's the difference?
Brown Tinted Lenses vs Grey Tinted Lenses: what's the difference?
Grey tinted lenses are more neutral and typically change colors the least, giving a clean, true-to-life look.
Brown tinted lenses look warmer and many wearers feel they give a bit more perceived contrast in bright sun. If you want the most color-neutral view, explore Grey Lens Sunglasses. If you prefer a warmer, richer look, brown is a great fit.
Brown Tinted Lenses vs Green Tinted Lenses: which should I choose for outdoor wear?
Brown Tinted Lenses vs Green Tinted Lenses: which should I choose for outdoor wear?
Both are classic sunglass options. Green tinted lenses are known for a balanced, timeless look, while brown tinted lenses feel warmer and often look a bit more contrast-forward.
If your priority is a warm, comfortable sun-ready view, brown is a strong pick. If you want a classic balanced tone, explore Green Lens Sunglasses.
Brown Tinted Lenses vs Yellow Night Driving Glasses: when should I use each?
Brown Tinted Lenses vs Yellow Night Driving Glasses: when should I use each?
Yellow night driving lenses are a light tint (Category 1) made for dim, flat, or low-contrast conditions like overcast weather, dusk, or rainy days.
Brown tinted lenses are a darker sun tint (Category 3) made for bright daylight. If you're mainly in strong sun, choose brown; if you're mainly dealing with low-contrast lighting, explore Yellow Night Driving Glasses.
Brown Tinted Lenses vs FL-41 Glasses: what's the difference?
Brown Tinted Lenses vs FL-41 Glasses: what's the difference?
FL-41 glasses typically use light rose-tinted lenses often chosen for indoor and everyday lighting comfort, including screen-heavy routines and LED-heavy environments.
Brown tinted lenses are a deeper outdoor sun tint designed for bright daylight. If your main need is daytime sun comfort, brown is the better fit; if you want a gentle indoor filter, explore FL-41 Glasses.
Are Brown Tint lenses polarized, do they block UV, and can I add prescription?
Are Brown Tint lenses polarized, do they block UV, and can I add prescription?
These Brown Tint lenses are not polarized, so they won't cut reflected glare the way polarized lenses do. If you spend a lot of time around water, snow, or glossy roads, a polarized option is often better for glare control.
They include UV400 protection, and you can add prescription (RX). For the clearest view, especially for driving, a premium anti-reflective coating is highly recommended.
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