District Vision sunglasses, designed for athletes, are lightweight and stay in place. The runner-tested frame is more traditional and round, featuring adjustable hypoallergenic rubber nose pads and a titanium core under a matte black body. The polycarbonate D+ lenses are shatterproof, scratch-resistant, and coated to repel water and oil. DISTRICT VISION Tom Daly and Max Vallot were classmates in London. Inspired by their respective involvement in running and meditation, they launched District Vision in 2016 to bridge the gap between style and sport. The result of considering various performance conditions is a pair of sunglasses specifically designed for the physical and mental needs of runners in New York City. Daly and Vallot, who have experience at Acne Studios and Saint Laurent, as business partners, combine their British and German roots, integrate their deepening health-conscious spirit, and offer an alternative to traditional fitness eyewear. The direction of lightweight, anti-scratch, and shatterproof performance, along with a user-adjustable lens design, is further promoted by online community portals and a holistic development cycle. The UV-cut glasses with oil-repellent coating come in two models, with colors suitable for daytime and nighttime use.