BAJIO
Designed with a full wrap 8-base wrap and lightweight yet durable bio-based nylon frame, Bajio's Piedra sunglasses can perform all day long without weighing you down. Glasses lenses.
A sized down version of our popular Bales Beach shades
Designed by tattoo artist and cutthroat trout guide Casey Anderson
The 5-panel Supplex performance hat with embroidered Crayfish design
A sized down version of our popular Bales Beach shades, the medium frame Palometa features a wrap-around style with built inside coverage for sun protection and light blocking. Glass lenses.
BAJIO NIPPERS POLY SUNGLASSES The casual style of the Nippers disguises a deep list of technical features. Wide, polarized lenses provide enhanced field of vision.
Bajio Nato Glass Sunglasses Put on the Nato, and maybe you’ll see things differently, too. Named after the man, the myth, the legend and the flat he called home as a kid in Xcalak (pronounced ish-ka-lak), Mexico.
All elements come together for the super slam of shades to offer style, durability, protection, comfort and ultra-clear, fish-spotting vision with the Bajio Paila Sunglasses. Poly lenses.
BAJIO NIPPERS GLASS SUNGLASSES The casual style of the Nippers disguises a deep list of technical features. Wide, polarized lenses provide enhanced field of vision, and feature proprietary LAPIS technology.
Bajío polarized lenses with proprietary LAPIS technology slice through glare for better fish-spotting, while blue light-blocking prevents eye fatigue to maintain visual acuity during marathon days in the sun.
Introducing Las Rocas (rock in Spanish), named for the productive Roca Flat near Campeche, Mexico. These are a solid pair of performance shades indeed.
BAJÍO (pronounced bah-hee-oh)
is Spanish for the shallows—that special part of the ocean which lies between the dry land and the deep blue. It’s the connection zone, teeming with life. The ocean’s nursery, where countless sea creatures are born and raised.
This is the world in which we live and strive to protect—it’s our passion and our namesake.
