Oakley Replacement Lenses.

Yes. Order the lenses for your model code and size and fit them at home; most Oakley frames need no tools. We have lenses for more than 220 Oakley references.

That depends on Oakley’s own warranty for your glasses, so check with Oakley for your pair. If your lenses are scratched or worn, we sell the replacement: originals from $ 59.27 and compatibles from $ 25.03.

For the same optics as new, the originals: only Oakley makes Prizm™. If you want a lower price or a colour Oakley does not make, compatible lenses cut for your exact model are the alternative. Either way, the lens must be made for your model code and size.

On the inside of the arm, in a line such as OO9102-01 55□18 137. OO9102 is the model; the number in front of the □ is the lens size.

Send us photos of the front, the side and the inside of the arms. We identify the model and the size and tell you which lenses fit.

No. The Holbrook OO9102 (55 or 57 mm), the Holbrook XL OO9417 (59 mm) and the Holbrook Metal OO4123 (55 mm) each have their own lenses, and the two OO9102 sizes do not swap either.

If one piece covers both eyes, as on the Radar EV Path or the Sutro, it is a shield and you replace that single piece. If each eye has its own lens, as on the Holbrook, the Gibston or the Sylas, the lenses come as a pair.

Yes, to any tint Oakley makes for your model and size. On the Radar EV Path, for example, you can go from Prizm Road to Prizm Trail, Golf, Snow or Deep Water Polarized.

Look at a phone screen and turn your glasses 90 degrees: with polarized lenses the screen darkens. The tint name on the box or the receipt also says it, for example “Prizm Deep Water Polarized”.

Polarized for water, snow and long drives, because they cut reflected glare. Several sport tints are non-polarized by design: on the Radar EV Path, Prizm Road and Prizm Golf are non-polarized, while Prizm Deep Water is polarized.

In originals, when Oakley makes an Iridium® version for your model, such as Fire Iridium® on the Radar EV Path. In compatibles there are seven mirror finishes: black, ice blue, blue, green, 24K gold, purple and red.

Not from us. Our prescription lenses are made to measure in our workshop: they do not carry the Oakley logo and they are not Prizm™, but they can be clear, tinted, polarized or photochromic.

On most O Matter frames, yes: you push the old lens out from the inside and press the new one in from the front. If your frame has screws, use a precision screwdriver; the video for your model shows how.

We ship to most countries from Granada, Spain, always with tracking. Standard shipping takes about 9–20 business days to the US, 3–8 to the UK, 9–15 to Canada and 8–26 to Australia, counted from dispatch. The shipping page lists every country.

Not in the US or the EU (except the Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla): for US orders we already pay the duties and taxes. In the UK, Canada, Australia, Switzerland, Norway and other non-EU countries, the local VAT or GST, duties and a carrier handling fee may be charged on delivery; they are not included in our price.

Yes: choose DHL Express at checkout. It takes 2–6 business days to the US and 1–6 to the UK from dispatch, and in-stock lenses leave the same or the next business day. Prescription lenses need 3–6 business days of preparation first.

Only at a loss: a fitted, used or scratched lens can no longer be sold, so we deduct that loss of value from the refund, and it can be the full amount. Check the reference and the size on your arm before fitting, and ask us if in doubt. Prescription and engraved lenses cannot be returned unless defective.

Manufacturing defects in any lens, original or compatible, for 3 years. It does not cover knocks, scratches, normal wear or damage from forcing a lens into the frame, so if a lens will not go in easily, stop and write to us. To use it, send us your order number and photos; we reply within 1–3 business days.