The search term ‘Walton Goggins Goggle Glasses‘ recently started trending online as fans learned that the actor has launched an eyewear line. He launched the Goggle Glasses late last year. Goggins recently experienced a meteoric rise in popularity, thanks to scene-stealing roles in projects like Fallout and The White Lotus.

So, here’s everything to know about Goggins’ eyewear line and why they have gone viral online.

‘Walton Goggins Goggle Glasses’ indeed is a real product

The Righteous Gemstones star launched his Goggle Glasses in November 2024.

There are five different shades fans can purchase, as mentioned on the official website. Each of these costs $150:

• The turtle


• Mama’s Skillet


• Blue


• Cumulonimbus


• Limoncello

Meanwhile, the Blue shade is out of stock, as of this writing.

As stated on the Walton Goggins Goggle Glasses website’s About Pagethe 53-year-old actor came up with his Goggle Glasses as he wanted something “that expressed and integrated with his “inward and outward journey.”

The Walton Goggins Goggle Glasses come in a hard-shell case with both a strap and arms, which can be easily interchanged. Also included are two magnetic foam inserts and a stabilizing nose bridge. Additionally, a cleaning cloth and a microfiber bag are provided.

The goggles are modular and offer a 10-in-1 customization option. The customization options, as per the FAQ page, include:

• Top foam + nose piece + strap


• Top foam + strap


• Full foam + strap


• No padding or nose piece + strap


• No padding + nose piece + strap


• Top foam + nose piece + arms


• Top foam + arms


• Full foam + arms


• No padding or nose piece + arms


• No padding + nose piece + arms

The Goggle Glasses currently only ship within the United States. Free shipping is offered on all orders.

In an interview with PEOPLEWalton Goggins shared that nostalgia was a prime factor in the Goggle Glasses’ creation. He recalled being enamored with the first set of “ski goggles” he received, stating how he didn’t want to remove them after putting them on.

“I mean, they were just a very cool accessory,” The Hateful Eight star added. “And I thought, what is a smaller version of that that people can really wrap their heads around wearing in an urban environment?” Moreover, Goggins noted that the glasses were a “cool retro experience.”