Oakley Ellipse

Oakley Ellipse: 50 Years of Style in an Iconic Frame

Fifty years of design packed into a single frame. Oakley celebrates its half-century with a release as stylish as it is iconic: the Oakley Ellipse.

A tribute to a legendary logo

Blending past and future, this frame embraces retro-futurism. With bold curves inspired by the ’90s and a circular silhouette, it features cutting-edge innovations. The result? A design that feels both familiar and refreshingly new.

Style meets cutting-edge tech

The design pays homage to the iconic Oakley ellipse—symbol of five decades of innovation and boundary-pushing style. From PhysioMorphic™ geometry to Prizm™ lenses and Unobtainium® grips, every detail enhances comfort and performance.

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Guide to the Best Models

Limited edition, maximum impact

Among the seven colorways, the 50th Anniversary “50 Midas Fleck” stands out. Paired with Prizm™ 24k gold lenses, it’s made for collectors and statement-makers alike.

Available June 2025

Dropping in June 2025, Oakley Ellipse is for OG fans and a new generation of trendsetters. A timeless piece that looks to the future.

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