How Oakley stands behind what it sells
5 product types in our library. Made by EssilorLuxottica.
Coverage by product
Full coverage: everything, parts and laborPartial coverage: some parts only, you usually pay labor
- EyewearRanked 4 of 7Full: NonePartial: to 2 yearsPartial covers: Whole product (defects only); AI glasses (Oakley Meta)
- HelmetsRanked 9 of 15Full: NonePartial: to 3 yearsPartial covers: Crash replacement discount
- Ski & SnowboardRanked 9 of 14Full: NonePartial: to 2 yearsPartial covers: Whole product
- Smartwatches & WearablesRanked 11 of 14Full: NonePartial: to 1 yearPartial covers: Whole glasses
- SunglassesRanked 9 of 12Full: NonePartial: to 2 yearsPartial covers: Frame, hinges and lenses
Good to know before you buy
- Report the defect within two months of noticing it.
- You need proof of purchase showing the date and the store, and it must be an authorized Luxottica dealer.
- Scratched lenses count as normal wear and are not covered.
- Only covers glasses bought from an authorized Oakley/Luxottica seller. Keep your receipt.
- Report a defect within two months of noticing it.
- Have clear photos of the product and the defect ready when you file.
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