Caddis

The CADDIS Metamodernist Scout is a lightweight metal frame with a light matte finish. It has tinted gradient lenses - it is not a sunglass reader.

Caddis best-selling style. It’s like the elastic waist band of eyewear…which is degrading to Miklos, but it fits that wide of a range. Their machined acetate frame material gives the Miklos a premium finish and a solid feel. This style works equally well for large and small faces, it just depends on what you’re into. Caddis has taken the liberty to engrave “Port” over the left eye, and “Starboard” over the right eye. It’s a boat thing. Not a yacht thing. 

Caddis sun readers are sunglasses with bifocal reading segments on the back of the lenses. Bifocal lenses allow the wearer to look through two areas of the lens. The upper portion of the lens has no magnification, which allows you to focus on distant objects. The bifocal segment is for reading at close distance. The sun shade tint protects your eyes from harmful UV light and makes it easier to see in bright conditions.

The Root Cause Analysis is a high density acetate frame. The time tested aviator shape originates back to a date of which the Internets is just not letting up that easily…but trust Caddis when they say, “timeless”. Sidebar: Given the amount of hater comments regarding the words engraved across the tops of some of their frames, they have gone underground. Caddis now communicates in Morse Code. For those of you picking up what we’re putting down…the messages will continue to flow. Maintain radio contact. I read you Houston…and come in Tokyo.