Gemma Lee Farrell models our Stealth Arc.
NFL Cheerleader, Andrea Stickel models a variety of our core classic frames: Floral Arc, Denim Classica, and Feline (Onyx).
Brandon was Born in California and raised in New Jersey. He has been an active personal trainer, national competitor, and model for over 15 years. In 2015 he moved back to the fitness capital of the world and has continued motivate his ever-growing fans. He overcame a lot of adversity growing up, coming from humble beginnings and giving...
Fitness star Alex Michael Turner for Rogue Eyewear.
NFL Cheerleader, Andrea Stickel, models our Red Feline.
Fitness star, Aaron Shumake, models the Rogue Denim Classica.
For many Americans, Memorial Day is an unofficial start to summer, a day off work, or a chance to head to a pool party. But for others, its a chance to honor our fallen heroes and veterans for the sacrifices they have made for our country. This year, please remember the fallen and remember all that they have...
We're excited to finally release our latest campaign, Rogue Jungle. Showcasing an all new set of frames featuring velvet, wood, animal prints, and plant-acetate based frames.
Our next campaign will feature a special frame called Rogue Cyclops. Featuring Bamboo sides and a uni-lense. It will be available in 3 mirror variations.
We're putting a few final touches on our next campaign featuring a new set of frames with vibrant colors, floral prints, and woods. Many of our frames in this collection are limited to under 100 pieces and will never return.
Our good friend DJ E-V just recently finished up a series of shows all across the country and stopped in to do a quick impromptu photoshoot in LA.
We're starting an all new series featuring bright summer days, along with some talented people from the city of Los Angeles. Kicking off this new campaign is our friend Nervisuals, who also shot our recent party in Hollywood for National Sunglasses Day with DJ E-V.
Patrick Hovan brings it back home to Cleveland. His fashion work holds deep roots in fine-art and surrealism while maintaining the editorial values of story telling.