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The History Of Oakley
For the last 26 years, Jim Jannard and his brainchild Oakley have been reshaping conventional wisdom, transforming everyday products like sunglasses, prescription glasses, goggles, clothing, hats, shoes, and even watches into functional works of art.
It all started in 1975 with an inventive salesperson, a funky-looking grip called Unobtanium and a dog named Oakley. Jannard introduced his wild sunglass design to the world but realized its potential only when he received an inquiry from no less a celebrity than the legendary cyclist, Greg LeMond. And the rest is history! Today, Oakley sells so many Oakley sun glasses, it goggles the mind! And, not without reason. Every model is upped with the most revolutionary technology. Consider the exceptional Plutonite and Iridium lens coatings, the do-it-yourself custom-made glasses, and the mind-blowing Thump MP3 Sun Glasses. No wonder then that the market is flooded with replica Oakley sun glasses and fake Oakley sun glasses (Foakleys as they are popularly known.) – Imitation is the best form of flattery you see.
Oakley Technology
For a quarter of a century, Oakley has been obsessed with the design and manufacture of inventions that defy convention. Driven by contempt for the commonplace, the company has dedicated itself to creating products that dismiss the standard and stretch the human imagination
Oakley's proprietary lens material inherently blocks 100% of all UVA, UVB, UVC and harmful blue light. Durable, lightweight Plutonite® provides startling optical clarity and protection against high-mass and high-velocity impact, exceeding the ANSI Z87.1 performance requirements of the American National Standards Institute.
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