Are Caveats "for women"?

[chardthefirst]

So, I wanted some aviator-style sunnies and just got a good deal on a pair of Caveats. Without meaning to be immodest, they totally suit me and look all Top Gun and stuff.

Then I started seeing that they are marketed everywhere as "women's" sunglasses. I am a man. A cisgender man, if you want to get technical (which, who doesn't these days). I am not concerned that someone will be offended by my flamboyant transvestism or anything, I just wonder why they are not simply marketed as a unisex model.

 

[Slojack]

Juliets are womens glasses too. Plenty of guys wear them.

 

[TNGoldbeard]

So, I wanted some aviator-style sunnies and just got a good deal on a pair of Caveats. Without meaning to be immodest, they totally suit me and look all Top Gun and stuff.

Then I started seeing that they are marketed everywhere as "women's" sunglasses. I am a man. A cisgender man, if you want to get technical (which, who doesn't these days). I am not concerned that someone will be offended by my flamboyant transvestism or anything, I just wonder why they are not simply marketed as a unisex model.

Part in bold, I honestly have no idea what that means. And I'm a millennial...

 

[TNGoldbeard]

I don't know if they're for women. But if they're marked Womens, they probably aren't only by fashion, but by shape/design. Women have different facial structures.

Get some Contrails or something, I love them.

 

[herbieninja]

If you don’t care then wear them. Shouldn’t matter what they are labeled as.

 

[TNGoldbeard]

If you don’t care then wear them. Shouldn’t matter what they are labeled as.

Also this, if they fit and you like them who cares?

They don't look "feminine" so no one would know. They're just designed to fit women.

 

[TNGoldbeard]

My wife has a pair of "Restless" aviators (Oakley), other than being tight I like the look.

 

[Oakley_Monkey]

Part in bold, I honestly have no idea what that means. And I'm a millennial...

 

[Funky-Trixtar]

They're meant to be an Aviator pair, so impossible to define gender from the look. If you feel comfortable and like the look in them, just wear them.

 

[Oakley_Monkey]

So, I wanted some aviator-style sunnies and just got a good deal on a pair of Caveats. Without meaning to be immodest, they totally suit me and look all Top Gun and stuff.

Then I started seeing that they are marketed everywhere as "women's" sunglasses. I am a man. A cisgender man, if you want to get technical (which, who doesn't these days). I am not concerned that someone will be offended by my flamboyant transvestism or anything, I just wonder why they are not simply marketed as a unisex model.

I believe they are supposed to be womans frame. If they come with a case and are made in italy more than likely at least thats what it used to be .
But honestly I was thinking of getting them too.
Theres a review on YouTube of a guy briefly wearing them with a beard they look alright on him.