Bamboo Sunglasses
Meet the ʻOhe Collection—lightweight bamboo sunglasses with premium UV400 polarized Lani TAC lenses. Each style is designed and float-tested in Hawaii for sailing, boating, beach days and everyday wear.
Natural bamboo grain makes every frame unique, while spring hinges provide a comfortable, flexible fit. The lightweight frames are naturally buoyant, so going overboard doesn’t have to mean goodbye.
Explore Eddie, Aina, Makani, Moana and Waimea collections with versatile shapes and lens colors for men and women. Shop with confidence free worldwide shipping, 60-day returns and the lifetime Lani TAC Lens Guarantee.
Each purchase plants one tree and removes one pound of plastic from the ocean through our partnership with Ecodrive.
Why Choose Lani Shades Bamboo Sunglasses?
Premium Polarized Lenses
Lani TAC UV400 polarized lenses resist scratches, seawater and glare
Floating Wood Frames
Lightweight wood and bamboo frames float if they fall overboard
Quality Construction
Precision stainless steel spring hinges designed for all day comfort and fit
Service With Aloha
Free Worldwide Shipping, 60-Day Returns and Lani TAC Lens Guarantee.
Bamboo Sunglasses FAQ
Do bamboo sunglasses float?
Not all bamboo sunglasses float. Lani Shades ʻOhe bamboo frames are designed and float-tested in Hawaii for life around the water. Their natural buoyancy helps keep them at the surface if they go overboard.
Are Lani bamboo sunglasses polarized?
Yes. Every pair in the ʻOhe Collection features premium UV400 polarized Lani TAC lenses to reduce reflected glare, with coatings designed to resist scratches and seawater. Clear views for bright days on land and sea.
Are bamboo sunglasses good for sailing and boating?
Lani Shades began on a sailboat in Hawaii. Lightweight bamboo frames, polarized lenses, comfortable spring hinges and flotation make our shades a natural fit for sailing, boating and everyday adventures around the ocean.
Can bamboo sunglasses handle saltwater?
Our bamboo frames are treated with a natural wax coating to help protect against moisture, and Lani TAC lenses have a seawater-resistant coating. After a salty adventure, rinse gently with fresh water and dry with a clean microfiber cloth.
How should I care for my bamboo shades?
Rinse away salt and grit before wiping the lenses. Use a clean microfiber cloth, let your shades dry before putting them away, and store them in their protective case. A little care keeps your Lanis ready for the next adventure.
Which bamboo frame style should I choose?
Explore Eddie, Aina, Makani, Moana and Waimea to find your favorite shape and color. Natural bamboo grain gives each pair its own character, while spring hinges add flexibility. Check our Size Guide for measurements before choosing.
Where are Lani Shades designed and manufactured?
Lani Shades are designed and tested in Hawaii and manufactured in China. Our designs grow out of life on the water, with quality, comfort and our love for the ocean guiding every pair.
How does my purchase help the environment?
Each purchase plants one tree and removes one pound of ocean plastic through our partnership with Ecodrive. Choosing bamboo frames also offers an alternative to conventional plastic frames. Protect your eyes. Love the Sea.
What if my shades aren’t the right fit?
Shop with confidence: we offer free worldwide shipping, a 60-day return guarantee and the Lani TAC Lens Guarantee. If you need help choosing or caring for your Lanis, reach out. We’re here with aloha.
