BLUE LIGHT CONTROL

Spending a lot of time on your digital devices? Nikon's new SEEcoat Blue protects your eyes by blocking the blue light emitted by screens that causes eye strain and stress.

NOT JUST GLASSES!

Visit one of our certified "Contact Lens Fitters" at our Yorkdale and First Canadian Place locations. We carry a variety of different brands and lens designs to suit your vision needs, including astigmatism and multifocal lenses.

BACK TO SCHOOL

It's that time of year again! The perfect finishing touch to any back to school wardrobe is a new pair of glasses. Our Yorkdale location is carrying fun and colourful frames with a great promotion for kids 12 and under.

NEW LOOK

We've launched our new website! On top of our Facebook, Twitter and blog - keep up to date with us here! Check it out here: karireyewear.com.

WELCOMING BACK MATSUDA

One of our favourite brands, known for their intricate detail and craftsmanship, Matsuda, has been re-launched. These timeless styles are available in both frames and sunglasses using titanium, sterling silver and gold and can be spotted on Robert Downey Jr. in Iron Man 3.

ANNA
KARIN KARLSSON

Swedish designer, Anna Karin Karlsson, is transforming eyewear into the ultimate fashion accessory, through the use of fabric, gold-detailing and asymmetry. Her distinctive pieces can be found on superstars Rihanna and Lady Gaga. Check out the collection at our Yorkville location.

MARNI

The highly-anticipated, new collection of Marni sunglasses is now available exclusively in Toronto at all three Karir locations. The Italian clothing designer, well-known for her accessories, has releases a collection featuring soft feminine shapes and pastel colors.

RETRO SPECS

What is Old is New Again. Retro Specs, based in Los Angeles, is refurbishing vintage eyewear pieces to their former splendor. This unique collection includes gold-filled eyeglasses dating as far back as 1910 and sunglasses made out of buffalo horn. Karir Eyewear is the exclusive dealer of Retro Specs and is available at the First Canadian Place and Yorkville locations.