Oct 16, 2026
All Star Shady has announced its unisex sunglasses line spanning sport, everyday, audio, and reading frames, giving wearers of any style UV protection for active days and time spent outdoors.

Portland, United States, October 16, 2026 /PressCable/ -- All Star Shady has announced its unisex sunglasses collection, a lineup of UV-protective frames built for sports and everyday wear, ranging from polarized performance models to classic retro designs.
More information is available at https://allstarshady.com/collections/unisex-sunglasses
The announcement reflects a clear shift in how eyewear is bought and worn, notes the company. IMARC Group's eyewear market report found that unisex styles hold the largest share of the global eyewear market, reflecting growing demand for gender-neutral fashion and inclusive design. All Star Shady aims to meet this demand with gender-neutral frames across sport, everyday, audio, and reading styles.
For active wearers, the line includes sports sunglasses suited to cycling, running, hiking, baseball, fishing, and skiing. Options feature TR90 or bendable polycarbonate frames, ventilated anti-slip silicone construction, Megol grips with an adjustable fit, anti-fog hydrophobic lenses, and polarized TAC lenses. One model includes five interchangeable UV400 lenses, while another weighs 30 grams.
For daily wear, the selection covers vintage retro, classic, square mirrored acetate, handcrafted round, and one-piece seamless lens designs, along with a bold red frame. Several styles list lightweight construction, including a polarized driving frame weighing 26 grams, while anti-glare lenses suit driving and time outdoors.
Bluetooth audio sunglasses bring wireless sound and hands-free calling to outdoor routines. Listed features across these models include Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, a built-in microphone, an IPX4 waterproof rating, sweat-proof construction, an open-ear design, and a 10-meter wireless range, with frames available in polycarbonate and ABS.
Wearers who need magnification outdoors can choose reading sunglasses in strengths such as +1.00 and 3.75x, with several suited to all-day outdoor wear. Options include a semi-rimless sporty bifocal frame, a scratch-resistant frame with blue light-blocking lenses, smoke-tinted lenses in a tortoise frame, and a two-pack of oversized square bifocals with screen-friendly non-polarized lenses.
Every style is priced between $18 and $70. Orders can be tracked online, checkout supports major cards along with Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, and Shop Pay, and returns are handled through a fulfillment center in Portland, Oregon.
Shoppers with fit or product questions can reach All Star Shady at https://allstarshady.com/ or +1 503 213 9578.
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Organization: All Star Shady
Address: 7337 SE 28th Ave, Portland, OR 97202, United States
Phone: +1-503-213-9578
Website: https://allstarshady.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89206477
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