Quick Answer

Most OKC Comets sunglasses that feel loose or slip down can be fixed by adjusting the temple arms inward or tightening the nose pads. If the frames still don't stay put, the issue may be the cap brim pushing them forward—try a different cap style or size.

Why Sunglasses Slip While Wearing a Cap

When you wear sunglasses with a baseball cap, the brim can push the frames forward, breaking the grip behind your ears. This is especially common with adjustable caps like the OKC Baseball Club 405 MVP, where the fit varies. The fix often involves bending the temple arms downward so they hook more securely around your ears.

Adjusting Nose Pads for a Snugger Fit

If your sunglasses have adjustable nose pads, gently pinch them closer together. This narrows the bridge gap and lifts the frames higher on your face. For plastic frames without separate pads, warming the bridge area with a hair dryer on low heat for 10-15 seconds can allow a slight inward bend. Let them cool before wearing.

When the Cap Is the Problem

A cap that sits too low or has a stiff brim can interfere with sunglass arms. The OKC Comets Home Youth 39/30 White Cap uses Flex Fit construction, which may sit differently on adults. If you're wearing an adult cap that's too large, the brim might not stay in place. Consider a cap with a lower profile or a smaller size to reduce brim interference.

Diagnosis: Sunglass Fit Check

  • Symptom: Sunglasses slide down your nose or feel loose when you wear them with an OKC Comets cap. The frames are not gripping your ears or nose securely enough.
  • Likely Cause: The cap brim pushes the sunglass arms forward, reducing tension behind the ears. Or the nose pads are too wide for your face. Check if the cap brim touches the top of the sunglass frame.
  • Corrective Action: Bend the temple arms inward and downward using gentle pressure. Adjust nose pads inward. If the cap is the issue, try a different cap style or size. Test the fit after each adjustment. Stop when the sunglasses stay put without pinching.
  • When to Stop or Choose Another Option: If frames still slip after adjusting arms and nose pads, the sunglass shape may not work with caps. Consider wrap-around styles or a cap with a lower brim profile like the OKC Baseball Club 405 MVP. Not all sunglass shapes pair well with baseball caps. Choose frames with curved temples or a snugger fit.

Caps That Work Better with Sunglasses

  • OKC Baseball Club 405 MVP: Show your Oklahoma City Comets pride with the OKC Baseball Club 405 MVP adjustable cap from the official team store. Designed for everyday wear, this cap features a classic silhouette that pairs well with any game-day outfit. Adjustable closure for a comfortable, customized fit. The adjustable closure lets you fine-tune the cap's depth, reducing brim pressure on sunglass frames. If your current cap pushes sunglasses forward, this style may offer a better fit.
  • OKC Comets Home Youth 39/30 White Cap: Show your Oklahoma City Comets pride with this youth-sized New Era cap. Designed for young fans, this white cap offers a clean, classic look that pairs well with any game-day outfit. Official Oklahoma City Comets team cap for youth fans. White crown and visor for a crisp, traditional style. Flex Fit construction for a comfortable, adjustable feel. For smaller heads or younger fans, the youth size and Flex Fit design reduce the chance of brim interference. If adult caps cause sunglass slipping, this youth option may provide a lower-profile fit that keeps frames secure.