Which brand introduced the Frogskins sunglasses in 1985?

Oakley introduced the Frogskins sunglasses in 1985.

Frogskins were among Oakley’s early lifestyle sunglasses and used a simpler, more casual design than many of the company’s performance-focused sports products. The model became associated with the colorful style of the 1980s and was later reissued in numerous colorways.

Oakley was founded in 1975 by Jim Jannard and initially became known for motorcycle grips and sporting equipment before expanding into eyewear. Its sunglasses often emphasize technical materials, wraparound shapes, and sports performance, while Frogskins occupy a more everyday fashion position within the brand’s range.

Frogskins are sometimes confused with Oakley’s later sport models, such as the M Frame. The Frogskins name identifies a specific casual sunglasses line, not Oakley’s entire product category.