Matrix Seraph sunglasses have become popular obviously due to the influence of the character within the Matrix films. As with the other Matrix sunglasses, it is the styling and quality of this range that has captured people’s imagination.
For the uninitiated, in the Matrix, Seraph (played by Collin Chou) in the Matrix films guards the Oracle. The role was also offered to Jet Li and Michelle Yeoh, but it was Chou who portrayed the character so brilliantly. With the exception of Neo, no entity within the Matrix would be able to defeat Seraph in a one-to-one confrontation. The extent of his appearance within the Matrix films varies, but this is a strong character that alludes to an angel without wings.

Matrix Seraph
These particular Matrix sunglasses are pretty neat and of a high quality. Frequently found at well over a hundred dollars, it is possible to get them for less than forty from certain online outlets.
The styling of Seraph sunglasses are of a metal frame with smoke lenses. They are shatterproof and the lenses are also scratch resistant (unless you try very hard!). As you would expect from a quality product, you will also get UVA400 and UVB protection. And, in case you have a tendency to sit on your glasses, there is a hard spring loaded case to keep them in when you have to take them off.
Other styles include, Neo, Agent Smith and of course Morpheus. Matrix Morpheus sunglasses look a little quirky. If you have seen them, then you probably already know why … they don’t have any arms! They keep on by the use of a clever silicon nose pads that work surprisingly well. Bungee jumping is not recommended(!), but general speaking you will find that normal daily wear and you’ll be creating a topic for conversation whenever you wear them.
If you have to have prescription sunglasses, then your optician should find it simple to replace the lenses, even with progressive or bifocal lenses. The Matrix sunglasses website reports this has been done with the Neo, Morpheus and Agent Smith styles. No big problem, as they also offer an extended returns guarantee anyway.
If you’re a serious Sepaph Matrix fan, or you just like all the Matrix characters, then you’ll definitely want to get yourself a pair of these Seraph Matrix sunglasses. They would also make a great gift for the Matrix fans you know. Work out their favourite character and buy multiple pairs as it is sometimes possible to get some great deals (currently, buy two get one free as well as Free worldwide shipping).
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Designer Sunglasses | Cassie November 27, 2011 |
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If you are a fan of the Matrix films, then you may be interested in some of the matrix eyewear that is available online. Matrix sunglasses can be found in several online retailers, but you should be aware that some are sold as ‘toys’ and some are designed for day-to-day wear like more traditional designer sunglasses.
The range of Matrix eyewear has moved into the marketplace due to the need for many to emulate the style and appearance of the primary characters. The resulting high demand to for the Matrix look has resulted in the design, production and availability of Matrix sunglasses. They are manufactured from shatterproof, scratch-resistant, polycarbonate lenses and the hard wearing metal, lightweight frames. The lenses of course have UV400 protection for your eyes.
Precisely what styles can you get? Trinity, Morpheus, Neo, Seraph, Agent Smith or The Twins can all be found, and the good thing about these glasses could be the price! They can be really very affordable with greatly reduced prices from around $30 (although you can get the ‘toy’ versions that are only really suitable for fancy dress parties for about $10).

Morpheus Matrix Sunglasses
You can even get prescription eyewear using some of the frame styles. This includes progressive and bifocal lenses. You just need to take the frames to the optician to have your prescription filled. The Matrix eyewear site reports this has been done with the Morpheus, Agent Smith and Neo styles.
Morpheus Matrix sunglasses are some of the most popular, possibly because of the quirky design. They have no arms (!) and appear to ‘float’ on the face. They keep on by clipping to the bridge of the nose with the specially designed silicon nose pads. Surprisingly perhaps, they actually stay on.
The Matrix eyewear website includes a full cash back guarantee for one year and come with free worldwide delivery. At the time of writing there’s even a buy two get one free on some styles. This is great for those who have a habit of breaking your sunglasses all the time or just want spares in different locations for when the weather changes!
So, if you are looking for something that will attract attention from your friends and make that little bit of impact and at a reasonable cost, then the Matrix eyewear range may just do that for you. Look at options that are now available as the more popular styles come and go out of stock quite fast.
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Designer Sunglasses | Cassie June 12, 2011 |
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Although originally introduced in the 30′s for US Air Force pilots, one of the most well known and fashionable type of glasses that are now making a re-appearance in the fashion stakes, are aviators sunglasses.
Commonly seen in the movies, worn by celebrities, pilots, US police and Army personnel, aviators sunglasses remain very popular with many different designer brands now producing their own aviator styles. With their trademark wire frames they now come with several different types and colour lenses.
One of the most popular types of aviators sunglasses have the silver mirrored lenses as worn by the US police and seen in TV series such as C.H.I.P’s and classic 80′s films like Top Gun with Tom Cruise. They do appear to give an element of mystery, intrigue and danger as well as being able to protect the eyes and it is these properties that have made them a strong fashion choice.
The design of aviators sunglasses is ideal for protecting the eyes from all angles against the sun and now come in a variety of coloured lenses that may or may not be polarised. Polarised sunglasses as you may know, block out horizontal light waves to greatly reduce reflection of the sun’s rays, somewhat of a plus for pilots! As with all sunglasses, one needs to make sure that the sunglasses you buy protect your eyes sufficiently from all UV rays. Although the mirrored lenses are traditionally more popular, it must be noted that mirrored sunglasses are more at risk from getting scratched, but that won’t stop people wearing them!

Electric Bullitt

Nueu Aviator 601
Although not the original aviators that were designed and produced by Ray Ban, there is now a range of superb designer styled aviators sunglasses such as the Electric Bullitt Sunglasses or the Spy Wilshire or the more reasonably priced Nueu Aviator range where you will find some good quality aviators sunglasses at a really good price. Today’s aviator style glasses make a great, noticeable accessory and suit most faces, male or female.
Whether you need sunglasses for sports, driving or leisure, then aviators sunglasses make an excellent choice because of the available range that I’m sure you will be happy with.
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Designer Sunglasses | Cassie June 4, 2011 |
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