Pick up your current sunglasses. Most pairs weigh 35 to 50 grams. You don't notice it in the first minute. You notice it at 3 p.m., when the marks on your nose show up and the pair ends up hooked on your collar instead of on your face.
Sunglasses only work when you wear them. That sounds obvious, but the industry keeps building heavier frames with bigger logos, and people keep leaving them in drawers.
So we started with one number. The Carter, our first frame, weighs 25 grams — total, lenses included. About five sheets of paper. Light enough to wear from your morning commute to sunset without adjusting, removing, or thinking about it.
Getting there meant saying no to a lot. No oversized hardware. No metal badges. No decorative rivets. Every gram had to earn its place, and most didn't make the cut. What's left is a clean frame, polarized UV400 lenses, and one small gold print on the temple.
The rest of the line follows the same rule. The Monday, our round metal frame, is even lighter at 21 grams. The Charlotte keeps its profile slim. And when a frame does carry weight — like The Weekend's solid acetate — it's because the material earns it.
We sell at ₹1,499 to ₹1,799 because good everyday sunglasses shouldn't need a celebrity markup. Fair price, honest specs, a 7-day return window if it isn't right.
Carter Charlotte. Made for every day. Weighs almost nothing.