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"FacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterest\n\nWhen the weather gets colder, the need for a good pair of shades doesn't go away. Why do you think you need a pair of polarized ski goggles when you hit the slopes? Of course, we'd never advocate wearing ski goggles casually, but we're glad Ashley James of Ruell &amp;amp; Ray has stepped up with these eyewear offerings. Made by Shuron, an underrated American manufacturer whose glasses have showed up on famous faces like Malcolm X, Bruce Willis in Moonlighting, and Michael Douglas in Falling Down\u2014these sunnies' retro silhouette gets a modern treatment from polarized mirrored lenses.\n\nThat lens treatment is a first for the company, and it looks damn good on both models. You can opt for the tortoiseshell Freeway, or the ebony Sidewinder. Both frames are made in the USA and come with a one year manufacturer's warranty, so it's safe to say they're a \"Shure\" thing.\n\nRuell &amp;amp; Ray x Shuron Sunglasses, $295, artandsurvival.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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