Designer Ski Goggles
Designed in Stockholm, Corlin ski goggles combine Scandinavian aesthetics with technical performance for the mountain.
Choose between two distinctive shapes, eight frame colours, 19 interchangeable magnetic lenses and seven interchangeable Reuben straps. Every pair comes with a Category 3 lens fitted and features UV400 protection, anti-fog treatment and Italian magnetic lens technology.
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Ski goggles designed in Stockholm
Corlin is a Swedish eyewear brand founded in Stockholm, where every pair of our ski goggles is designed.
The collection follows the same design philosophy as our eyewear: clean lines, considered proportions and understated details.
Rather than treating ski goggles purely as technical equipment, Reuben and Claude are designed as part of what you wear on the mountain – combining function with a distinctly Scandinavian aesthetic.
Scandinavian design for the mountain
Corlin ski goggles are defined by a clean, minimal design with a continuous lens and carefully considered frame colours.
There are no unnecessary graphics or oversized logos. Instead, the design is built around shape, proportion, colour and material.
The result is a more understated approach to ski goggles – designed to complement the rest of your ski wardrobe rather than dominate it.
Reuben and Claude
The collection consists of two unisex models with different shapes and expressions.
Reuben is available in five frame colours and is compatible with 10 magnetic lenses. The model also features interchangeable straps, available separately in seven colours.
Claude is available in three frame colours and is compatible with 9 magnetic lenses.
Both models feature Italian magnetic lenses, UV400 protection, anti-fog treatment and an adjustable elastic strap.
Every pair comes with a Category 3 lens fitted for bright and sunny conditions.
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Build your own combination
Colour is an important part of the Corlin ski collection.
Instead of a fixed design, Reuben allows you to combine the frame, lens and strap to create different expressions.
Choose your frame
Start with the shape and frame colour.
Reuben is available in Black, Silver, Brown, Orange and Beige.
Claude is available in Black, Silver and Brown.
Choose your lens
Corlin offers 19 magnetic lenses across Reuben and Claude, ranging from understated silver and brown tones to pink, orange, blue and green.
The lenses are not only an aesthetic choice. Different lens categories are designed for different weather and light conditions.
Reuben is compatible with 10 lenses and Claude with 9.
Choose your strap
Reuben can be paired with seven interchangeable straps, allowing you to change the look of the goggles without changing the frame.
The straps are designed specifically for Reuben and can be changed separately from the lens.
Color you can change
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Design that adapts to the conditions
The modular design has a practical purpose.
Corlin's magnetic lens system allows you to change lenses in seconds without tools, making it easy to adapt the same pair of goggles to different light conditions.
Every pair comes with a Category 3 lens for bright conditions. For cloudy weather, snowfall or reduced visibility, a Category 1 lens in orange or pink can be added as a complement.
For a complete overview of the different options, explore our Ski Goggle Lens Guide.
Premium materials and details
The design is complemented by carefully selected functional details.
All Corlin ski goggle lenses are Italian, magnetic and feature UV400 protection. The inside of each lens has an anti-fog treatment, while the outside features a scratch-resistant coating.
Both Reuben and Claude have adjustable elastic straps and ventilation designed to support airflow behind the lens.
Every pair is delivered in a protective faux leather case and comes with a one-year warranty.
Designer ski goggles for men and women
Reuben and Claude are both unisex and designed to be worn by women and men.
Rather than creating separate men's and women's models, the collection offers two different shapes and a range of colours, lenses and straps to choose from.
The best choice comes down to the shape, colour and expression you prefer.
Questions about designer ski goggles
What are designer ski goggles?
Designer ski goggles combine the technical features required for skiing with a stronger focus on shape, materials, colour and overall aesthetic.
Corlin approaches ski goggles from an eyewear perspective, with Reuben and Claude designed in our Stockholm studio and developed to combine Scandinavian aesthetics with technical functionality.
Where are Corlin ski goggles designed?
All Corlin ski goggles are designed in our studio in Stockholm, Sweden.
Are Corlin ski goggles unisex?
Yes. Both Reuben and Claude are unisex models designed for women and men.
What is the difference between Reuben and Claude?
The main difference is the shape and available combinations.
Reuben is available in five frame colours, works with 10 magnetic lenses and features seven interchangeable straps.
Claude is available in three frame colours and works with 9 magnetic lenses.
Both models use the same core technology, including magnetic interchangeable lenses, UV400 protection and anti-fog treatment.
Can I customise the look of my ski goggles?
Yes. Both models allow you to change the magnetic lens.
Reuben also features interchangeable straps in seven colours, allowing you to change the combination of frame, lens and strap.
Are Corlin ski goggles luxury ski goggles?
Corlin is a Swedish premium eyewear brand with a focus on Scandinavian design, materials and considered details.
Our ski goggles combine Italian magnetic lenses, UV400 protection, anti-fog treatment and interchangeable components with a design developed in our Stockholm studio.
Do designer ski goggles still need different lenses for different conditions?
Yes. Design does not change the importance of choosing the right lens for the conditions.
Every Corlin ski goggle comes with a Category 3 lens for bright conditions. Additional lenses are available for changing weather, cloudy conditions, snowfall and night riding.
Where to go next
Lens categories refer to the classification in EN ISO 12312-1:2022. For specifications and current availability, see the individual product page.