The Jordan polarised SD runs on the same flat top polycarbonate frame as the Jordan mirror version but with a non-reflective lens finish and two colourways that feel quite distinct from each other. Shiny black with super dark lenses is high contrast and sharp, the kind of frame that looks deliberate without trying too hard. Tortoise with dark brown lenses is warmer and more relaxed, with the brown lens tone adding natural depth that suits coastal and outdoor settings particularly well. Both are worth considering on their own terms rather than treating one as a default and the other as an alternative.
The flat top profile gives the Jordan SD the same strong horizontal line across the upper face that works well on rounder and oval face shapes. At 14 cm wide it sits in a comfortable range that suits most face widths without running narrow or broad.
Category 3 polarised lenses for high sun conditions.
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