Which brand introduced the Holbrook sunglasses model?

Oakley introduced the Holbrook sunglasses model.

Holbrook is one of Oakley’s lifestyle sunglasses lines, combining a classic keyhole-bridge look with Oakley design details and branding. The model is named after the Arizona town of Holbrook, continuing Oakley’s practice of using place names for several products.

The Holbrook is sometimes confused with Oakley’s sport-focused models, such as Radar or Sutro. Those designs have more pronounced performance-oriented shapes, while Holbrook is commonly presented as an everyday lifestyle frame. It is also distinct from the Ray-Ban Wayfarer, another widely recognized plastic-frame sunglasses design.

Oakley began in California as a company associated with motocross equipment before becoming a major eyewear brand. Holbrook reflects the company’s expansion from technical sports products into casual sunglasses worn in daily life.