Nike Vision makes Nike-branded sunglasses and eyeglasses designed for both sport and everyday wear. Its collection includes performance-focused lens technologies such as Nike Max Optics, a Legacy Collection that refreshes bestselling shapes, and Acetate Renew frames made with at least 20% recycled content by weight.
EyekingEyeking grew from a sunglasses company founded by Zolkind & Sons in a Brooklyn garage in 1955 into a family business now led by fourth-generation members. After moving to Long Island in 1986, it built its reputation around inventive eyewear design and long-running brand partnerships, including Hobie and Under Armour. The company serves retailers and brand partners from its 100,000-square-foot global headquarters.HAUPPAUGE, NY
Smith OpticsBorn from orthodontist Dr. Bob Smith’s kitchen-table experiments, Smith Optics makes performance eyewear, snow goggles, and helmets for outdoor sports. Smith’s first anti-fog, double-lens ski goggle led to a 1966 patent, and the company now cites more than 50 utility patents across six decades of problem-solving design.COLUMBUS, OH
FGX International IncFrom its headquarters in Smithfield, Rhode Island, FGX International designs and markets non-prescription reading glasses and sunglasses for consumers around the world. An EssilorLuxottica company, FGX is best known in the United States for its Foster Grant brand and holds a portfolio of more than 50 owned and licensed eyewear brands. Since 2008, it has donated more than 17 million pairs of eyewear through RestoringVision.NEW YORK, NY
EssilorLuxotticaEssilorLuxottica is a global vision-care and eyewear group that develops and sells eyewear and lens products through a portfolio of brands including Ray-Ban, Oakley and Essilor. Its activities span optical products and smart eyewear, and the company reports operating production facilities and laboratories across 150 countries.YOUNGSTOWN, OH