THE COLLECTION
550 PAIRS · FIRST EDITION

Blue Light Glasses Without Yellow Tint

Blue-light glasses should not make every screen look yellow. PROJECT CLÆR pairs premium acetate frames with CLÆR SPECTRUM™ lenses, designed to filter selectively across the blue-violet spectrum while preserving clearer, more natural-looking screen colour. Made for designers, founders, creatives and professionals who spend long hours working digitally, each pair delivers a more considered alternative to heavily tinted screen glasses.

~55%
Blue-violet filtered
0
Heavy yellow tint on screen
JP
Optical-grade lenses
550
First Edition pairs
THE PROJECT CLÆR APPROACH

BLUE-LIGHT GLASSES WITHOUT THE HEAVY YELLOW TINT

Blue-light glasses should not make every screen look yellow.

PROJECT CLÆR combines hand-finished acetate frames with CLÆR SPECTRUM™ lenses, designed for selective blue-violet filtration while preserving clearer, more natural-looking screen colour.

The lenses have only a subtle tint off-screen, making them a more considered option for designers, founders, creatives and professionals who spend long periods working digitally.

DESIGNED WITH INTENTION

HOW CLÆR SPECTRUM™ LENSES DIFFER

Many conventional blue-light glasses rely on a stronger yellow or amber tint to filter visible light. CLÆR SPECTRUM™ lenses are designed with a more selective filtration profile, filtering most strongly across the lower blue-violet range while allowing more visible light through as the wavelength increases.

This helps reduce the heavy yellow cast often associated with strongly tinted lenses. The result is clear Japanese optical lens technology paired with premium acetate frames designed for screen-heavy days.

Every pair includes free worldwide shipping, a machined aluminium tube, protective suede pouch and microfibre cleaning cloth.

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU CHOOSE.

Do PROJECT CLÆR glasses have a yellow tint?

CLÆR SPECTRUM™ lenses have a subtle tint off-screen but are designed without the heavy yellow cast commonly associated with strongly tinted blue-light glasses.

Why do some blue-light glasses look yellow?

Some blue-light lenses use a stronger yellow or amber tint to reduce transmission across a broader part of the visible spectrum. The more heavily tinted the lens, the more noticeably it can change the way colours appear on screen.

Are PROJECT CLÆR glasses suitable for colour-sensitive screen work?

They are designed for people who prefer blue-violet filtration without a heavy yellow cast. This can make them a more suitable option for designers, photographers, editors and other professionals who work with colour-sensitive digital content.