Automatic shading goggles that can be combined with fixing members, which can fix the goggles to the face of a wearer by separating end parts of foldable temples having a control module, includes: a goggle frame having front light-shield lenses and side light-shielding lenses; a skirt member detachably coupled inside the goggle frame to be brought in contact with the face of a wearer; and temples rotatably connected to the left and right of the goggle frame, respectively, and having a control module for controlling operation of the front light-shielding lenses, wherein the temples includes hinge parts having the control module and rotatably coupled to the left and right of the skirt member and earpieces separably coupled to ends of the hinge parts to be held on ears.

An eye glass shield includes a goggle frame having a center. A lens is positioned in the center of the goggle frame and is constructed of a transparent material. A pair of temples comprising of a left temple and a right temple is coupled to the goggle frame. The left temple is coupled to a left edge of the goggle frame, and the right temple is coupled to a right edge of the goggle frame. A pair of temple clips is coupled to a respective one of the pair of temples. A top base is coupled to a top edge of the goggle frame and protruding there from. A bottom base is coupled to a bottom edge of the goggle frame and extending there from. A cut-out in the goggle frame creates a bridge in the top center of the goggle frame.

A user-wearable illumination assembly comprising eyeglass frames supporting a pair of lenses, a mounting structure on a bridge of the eyeglass frames, a headlamp removably coupled to the mounting structure, a battery housing removably coupled to the headlamp, and a battery inside the battery housing.

An eye shielding device for improving clarity in a moist environment includes a frame that is configured to position on a head of a user. A panel is coupled to the frame so that the panel is positioned over eyes of the user for shielding the eyes. The panel, which is substantially transparent, comprises an inner layer that is coupled to an outer layer so that the inner layer, the outer layer, and a perimeter of the panel define an interior space. A power module is coupled to the frame. A heating element is coupled to the panel and is positioned in the interior space. The heating element is selectively operationally couplable to the power module so that the power module is positioned to power the heating element to heat air that is in the interior space to drive moisture from exterior surfaces of the panel.

Provided is an assembly structure of a glasses side cover, including glasses, at least one sliding block and at least one side cover. The glasses have two temples. One side of at least one temple is provided with a mounting slot, a bottom of the mounting slot is provided with a insertion hole, and a slot wall of the mounting slot is provided with a track. The at least one sliding block is provided with a convex portion, and operatively slides back and forth along the track. The at least one side cover has a protective plate and an assembly member provided on a top of the protective plate. The assembly member is inserted into the mounting slot through the insertion hole, and the assembly member is provided with a notch. The convex portion of the at least one sliding block slides back and forth with the at least one sliding block to drive the convex portion to be inserted into or disengaged from the notch of the at least one side cover such that the at least one side cover is operatively fixed or detached from the at least one temple.

An eyeglass assembly includes a frame and a lens assembly attached to the frame. The lens assembly includes a body, a connecting portion extending below the body, and a glare reducing portion extending below the connecting portion. When the eyeglass assembly is worn by a wearer, the glare reducing portion is located below a vision level of the wearer.

A shade attachment for sunglasses; the shade attachment includes a shade body, and a looped-section defining a sleeve having a first opening and a second opening configured to receive and retain arms of the sunglasses. The shade attachment for sunglasses is useful for providing shade and preventing sun exposure to the neck, head and facial area of the user.

The present application relates to a method of identifying data for producing user-customised goggles, which contacts the face of the user defined by a contacting surface on said face, when the user uses said goggles, the method comprising the steps of receiving an input of 3D-data defining the contour of the face of the user and defining the dimension of the face of the user at least in an area around the eyes of the user, identifying contact areas on the contacting surface, and providing structure-data based on said input of 3D-data and said contact areas, where the structure-data is used for designing at least the part of said goggles, which is adapted to contact the face of the user. The application further relates to a system for producing a pair of user-customised goggles, a pair of user-customised goggles, and a user contacting structure of a pair of user-customised goggles.

Provided is a pair of glasses having protective covers, including a frame, two temples, two protective covers and two guiding members. Each side of the frame has a pivot part and at least one socket, and the at least one socket includes a fastening hole. Each of the two temples is provided with a track along its length, and each track has a first end and a second end separated from the first end. Each protective cover includes an upper shield portion. Each guiding member is provided on an outer side of each track, and includes a fastening slot. The fastening slot is pivotally connected to the second pivot shaft. When each of the two temples is in a deployed position, the upper shield portion and the side shield portion are adjacent to the inner side of the frame and the inner side of the temple.

Eyewear for releasably receiving a shield has a snap-fit mechanism for holding the shield in place.