The Top Sunglasses

Welcome to The Top Sunglasses. We are in the process of adding some fashion replica sunglasses for sale to the site. We are very excited about the various styles we will have available. Just to wet your appetite, we will be offering replicas that closely resemble Aviators, Chrisian Dior, Dolce & Gabanna, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Ray Ban. We will be offering them at an unbelievable discount of less than $20.00 per pair. These are not the actual Fashion shades that sell for much more, but the quality of these replicas are amazing. We think you will be hard pressed to tell the difference, even if you are holding both pairs in your hands. So check back soon…very soon, and see what we will have in store.

Please see our disclaimer page as we want to be clear that these sunglasses are legal replicas.

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I think I remember the commercials during Saturday morning cartoons.

Wow, I remember those glasses. For the life of me I can't think of the name. I keep thinking it was something futuristic sounding. Ektelon? I don't know.

Thanks, this is going to bug me all day!

As long as the lenses are dark, cheap sunglasses will be effective, right?

There is cheap and there is inexpensive. Avoid street corner sunglasses which are often only dark glass of uneven coating. They may not cut UV rays at all. That is cheap.
On the other hand, there are inexpensive brands with UV filtration.
Most of the damage to your eyes is done by UV rays.

I was at this article http://groups.google.com/group/replica-sunglasses-expnesive-designer-alternative/web/celebirty-inspired-replica-sunglasses

Designer Sunglasses look similar in style one is 250USD and other replica cost 25USD which one do you buy?

Also, lots of similar options available at this sunglass online retailer http://www.sunglassreplicas.com - selling sunglasses inspired from designers but these are not fake sunglasses or replica or knock off sunglasses.

I am not going to pay for designer anything if I can get a good replica for anything. Who can tell the difference unless they really get down and look at the tags..

I used to have a pair of Sunglasses with screws across the top of the lenses. and they wrapped the face a little. does anyone know what they are called and where on the net i can find them??

Seriouse answers please

Do you possibly remember where you purchased them…and about what year they were purchased…maybe you could go back to the store and see if they have any old catalogs in which you could look at and try to order them as a replacement…

Or maybe you could go to e-bay and search sunglasses, you might find someone selling some…

I feel bad for you, I know that when something works for you, it really sucks when you can't find it again…

Well good luck to you…may your search be productive…

God Bless You….

We have created this website for you, the sunglasses enthusiast. If you are here to learn more about sunglasses or simply to browse our menu selections, then you have come to the right place. We will be offering replica sunglasses of fashion designs. We will have many to choose from including those which are nearly identical to Ray Ban, Oakley, Dior, Chanel, and Aviator. How about Gucci and Coach? Absolutely! Versace and Armani knockoff sunglasses will be available as well. Check back soon as we add the entire fashion replica sunglasses collection. If you have a specific brand you are looking for, please let us know on the “Contact Us” Page. Thank you so much for visiting.

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Long ago, early sunglasses served a unique purpose. No it was not to block the sun’s rays. To understand, let’s go back to China in the 15th century. Smoke tinting was the first way of darkening eyeglasses, developed in China prior to 1430. The darkened lenses were not vision-corrected. They initially intended to reduce solar glare. For centuries, Chinese judges had routinely worn smoke-colored quartz lenses to conceal their eye expressions in court. A judge’s evaluation of evidence as credible or mendacious was to remain secret until the trial ended. Then as time passed, smoke-tinted lenses came to serve also as sunglasses. However that was never their primary function. Then around 1430, when vision-correcting eyeglasses were introduced into the country of China from Italy, they, too, were darkened. Again, it was mainly for judicial use. Later on, James Ayscough began experimenting with tinted lenses in spectacles in the18th century. These were not “sunglasses” as such; Ayscough believed blue- or green-tinted glass could correct specific vision impairments. Protection from the sun’s rays was not a concern of his at that point. The popularity of sunglasses really became a twentieth-century phenomenon. The American military, which played a role in the development of sunscreens, also was at the forefront of sunglass technology.