Which statement best describes sunglasses frame color policy?

• A. Unadorned black or navy blue material; gold or silver wire
• B. Brightly colored frames with any lens color
• C. No frames permitted
• D. Metal frames only

Answer: (A)

Sunglasses frame color policy focuses on a conservative, unobtrusive appearance to maintain a professional look and minimize distraction during training. The best description is that frames should be unadorned in dark material, such as black or navy blue, with the option of simple gold or silver wire. This combination keeps eyewear low-key and professional while allowing common, non-embellished styles.

Brightly colored frames would stand out and distract, so they don’t fit. Requiring no frames at all is impractical for eye protection and comfort. Limiting to metal frames only would unnecessarily exclude plain plastic options that meet the same restraint and professionalism.