To ensure their shades truly last a lifetime, Walden turned to history’s most tried-and-true frames as the blueprints for their designs—no trends or fads, only the icons The Pilot is their personal take on an aviator style, and it boasts the kind of good looks you can pair with a Metallica t-shirt or a full suit and tie. For a sustainable twist, their lenses are made from a plant-based, "green nylon” and each pair comes with a recycled PET microfiber cloth. These top-drawer sunglasses are designed to be highly versatile, subtly elevating your style and your confidence every time you step outside..
Features
Hyper-wearable sunglasses modeled after the classic aviator look
Overall proportions updated for modern times
Tapered temple shape maximizes comfort and fit
Custom double diamond rivet detailing at the temples
Durable five-barrel riveted hinges
Frames made with recycled steel and bio-acetate
Lenses made from "green nylon," which includes plant-based materials
Polarized lenses
100% UVA/UVB protection
Comes with a protective sleeve for safe keeping
Recycled PET microfiber cloth with custom Walden artwork
Materials
Internal Frame: 10% recycled steel
External Frame: 90% Acetate (mix of FSC certified wood pulp cellulose and plant-based plasticizer), 4% fossil carbon
Lenses: 50% fossil carbon, 50% co-polyester
Hinges: Steel, up to 60% recycled
Lens Cloth: 100% recycled PET
Made in China
Sizing
Lens Width: 52 mm
Bridge Width: 19 mm
Temple (Arm) Length: 145 mm
About Walden
Walden’s top-drawer sunglasses that strip away unnecessary detail in favor of simplicity. Sustainably crafted using plant-based materials, their styles are rooted in clean, timeless designs that don’t distract or get in the way of your everyday adventures. Instead, they subtly elevate your style and your experience any time you step outside. Walden looked to history’s most iconic silhouettes as the blueprints for their lineup—ensuring each long-lasting pair will serve you for decades, instead of just one season. Only question is, where will your Waldens take you?
