Yellow Tinted Daylight Lenses

Chatham Daytime

Chatham Daytime channels Lower Manhattan energy into a bold aviator frame designed for sharper workdays and cleaner visual comfort.

Bold aviator silhouette Medium to large fit Wood-grain temples

Design story

Commanding shape. Daytime clarity.

Inspired by Chatham Square — where Chinatown, the Bowery and the Financial District collide — Chatham carries the same sense of movement, ambition and urban charge.

Its bold aviator silhouette, distinctive double bridge and angular front give the frame a no-nonsense authority, while dark wood-grain temples introduce natural craftsmanship that keeps it from feeling ordinary.

In Daytime form, Chatham is made for meetings, multitasking and dense digital days, helping cut the harsher blue component of light up to 450–460 nm while preserving a brighter, more productive visual experience.

Why it stands out

Commanding. Grounded. Clear.

Aviator silhouette

A bold aviator shape with confident proportions and strong presence.

Double bridge front

The signature twin bridge gives the frame extra authority and structure.

Wood-grain temples

Dark wood-grain sides add natural craft to the urban silhouette.

Medium to large fit

At 140 mm, Chatham is balanced for medium to large heads.

Size and fit

Built for medium to large fit.

Chatham sits in the medium to large-size range with a front width of 140 mm.

Front width

140 mm

Lens width

52 mm

Bridge

11 mm

Temple length

134 mm

Lens height

52 mm

Daytime lens benefit

Made for clearer days.

KUGO Daytime lenses are designed to reduce the blue portion of light up to 450–460 nm, helping make daily screen use feel softer, clearer and less visually fatiguing. They are ideal for office work, laptop sessions, phone use and bright indoor environments where comfort and focus matter.

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