Polarized multipacks from $8.99
One pair gets lost.
Three pairs get worn.
We are KALIYADI. We build polarized sunglasses priced so a lost pair is a shrug, then sell most of them in twos and threes. This catalogue is our whole range in one place, with photos, prices and a buying link on every pair.
Four ways into the range
Most worn right now
See the classics →Ordered by how many public ratings each listing has collected. Colour twins of the same frame are folded into one card.
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Find your pair in three taps
Three questions, no email, no wizardry: it is a plain filter over the same 399-style range list the rest of this page uses. Change an answer and the shortlist follows.
Where people actually wear them
Counted from our own range list: how many styles name each situation, and the cheapest way into it.
| Worn for | In the range | Entry price | The pair most reach for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driving | 196 styles | from $6.99 | Semi-Rimless Polarized Sunglasses, Glossy Black |
| Fishing | 111 styles | from $8.99 | Lightweight Polarized Sunglasses for Driving & Fishing… |
| Running | 54 styles | from $8.99 | Vintage Polarized Sunglasses for Driving & Fishing, 3-Pack, Mens |
| Cycling | 48 styles | from $9.99 | Sport Polarized Sunglasses for Driving & Fishing, 3-Pack |
| Golf | 71 styles | from $8.99 | Lightweight Polarized Sunglasses for Driving & Fishing… |
| Baseball | 15 styles | from $9.99 | Sport Polarized Sunglasses for Baseball, (3 Packs) Black / Purplish Red |
Four lens builds, told apart
Every lens we make blocks UV up to 400 nanometres. Past that, the builds split by what they do with visible light.
| Lens build | What it is for | Worth knowing | In the range | From |
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| Polarized film | Blocks the flat glare bounced off roads, water and hoods | Can dim some LCD dashboards at an angle; tilt your head once and move on | 304 styles | $6.99 |
| Plain tint | Dims everything evenly, no opinion about where light came from | Most of these are specified UV400 as well; the card for each pair says which | 60 styles | $9.99 |
| Night driving, yellow tint | Softens LED headlight glare and its halo after dark | Carries no polarizing film on purpose: at night you keep every ray | 39 styles | $7.48 |
| Mirror coat | A reflective finish over the polarized film, reads darker outside | A finish, not a different filter: the film underneath does the work | 22 styles | $9.89 |
What the shelves cost
The whole price ladder in one look, counted off the live range list. No style on any shelf passes $39.99.
| Shelf | Styles | Sold in sets | From | To |
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| Classic & Aviator | 206 styles | 36 multipacks | $6.99 | $39.99 |
| Trendy & Round | 76 styles | 8 multipacks | $8.98 | $33.16 |
| Sport & Youth | 78 styles | 14 multipacks | $8.99 | $33.18 |
| Night Driving | 39 styles | 3 multipacks | $7.48 | $38.69 |
Worn and reported
Quoted from public buyer reviews of the pairs, trimmed for length only.
“Bought these for my 17 year old son for his birthday. The main reason I purchased these are for fishing. He asked for a good pair of polarized sun glasses to reduce the glare on water to see the fish better. He surprised with the high quality of theses sunglasses at the price I paid. I would definitely purchase again”
“Very stylish. The size is perfect and fits on me well. I like that it comes with a carrying case and some cloths to wipe the lenses with. I can feel where the shades are cheaply made and will have to handle my pair with care. Definitely feel easy to break. But other than that I'm satisfied with the purchase.”
“These are pretty stylish and comfortable, especially for the cost. They are very lightweight which is expected for cost, but easy to see out of and fit well. For the price I just keep these laying around in different places and they last a decent while but if one breaks I don't feel bad for tossing.”
Field notes
All 5 notes →Short pieces from the people who make the pairs: mechanics, not adjectives. Each ends with styles picked by public rating count.
Asked often, answered short
Are all KALIYADI lenses polarized?
304 of our 399 styles carry polarized film. Most of the rest sit on the night driving shelf, where the lens is a tint rather than a filter, plus a handful of daytime styles that run a plain UV400 tint; every product page says plainly which lens it wears.
What does UV400 actually mean?
The lens blocks light up to 400 nanometres, which covers the UVA and UVB bands. It is a spec about invisible light, separate from how dark the tint looks. Where a pair is specified UV400, the product page says so, kids sizes included.
Can I buy directly on this site?
No, and that is by design. We keep the catalogue, the specs and the comparisons here; the buy button on each pair hands you to our retail partner, who runs checkout, payment, delivery and returns on their side.
What is in a 2-pack or 3-pack?
Complete pairs in different colourways, not spare lenses. The exact colours in each set are pictured on the pair’s page here and listed again at the partner before you pay.
Do the sport frames fit kids?
We make 18 youth styles sized for roughly ages six to fourteen. Adult sport wraps run too wide for most kids, so the young sizes are cut smaller rather than just labelled smaller.
What if a pair arrives damaged?
Returns and replacements are handled by the retail partner under their standard policy, from the same account you ordered with. Our returns page walks through where to click.
Why we sell sunglasses by the handful
Most people do not own a pair of sunglasses. They own a rotation of places where sunglasses used to be: a car door, a kitchen drawer, the pocket of a jacket that went to the cleaners. We stopped fighting that years ago. Our answer is to make the polarized lens cheap enough to buy in multiples, so the pair in the car and the pair by the door are both real.
The range splits four ways. Classic squares and aviators carry the everyday work. The round metals, hexagons and sparkling squares get picked for the outfit first. The sport wraps hold on at speed, with sized-down frames for kids from about six to fourteen. And the night driving shelf holds the one group here that is not sunglasses at all: tinted lenses, many of them cut to fit over prescription frames, for the hours when the glare comes from headlights instead of the sky.
A note on how this site works: there is no cart here. We keep the catalogue, the specs and the comparisons; when you press the buy button, checkout, delivery and returns are handled by our retail partner on their site. Prices shown are what we saw at our last check and can move at the partner.