Get In Flows

Get In Flows (stylized as "Get in FLOWS") is an American consumer-electronics brand built around a single, tightly focused product idea: sunglasses with built-in open-ear Bluetooth audio. Rather than sealing the ear with earbuds or headphones, the brand's FLOWS eyewear places small directional speakers in the temples so the wearer hears music, phone calls and voice-assistant prompts while remaining aware of traffic, conversation and other ambient sound. The company sells direct to consumers through its own e-commerce site, getinflows.com, which is built on the Shopify platform. The core line is the FLOWS Bandwidth audio-glasses collection, which at the time of the brand's public product pages consisted of two named frame styles, BRUNO'S and TAYLOR'S. Both are marketed at a list price of US$129.00, with the site showing a promotional sale price of US$49.99 and a stated saving of US$79.01. The frames are offered in colorways such as Slate Gray and Matte Black, and the product pages emphasize features including polarized UV400 lenses, prescription (Rx) readiness, instant Bluetooth pairing, voice controls and long battery life. Technically, the glasses are positioned as a practical alternative to conventional headsets for driving, cycling, walking and outdoor exercise. The published specifications describe Bluetooth 5.0 with headset, hands-free and A2DP profiles, a 10–15 m transmission distance, a 2.4 GHz frequency band, roughly two hours of charging time, about five hours of working time and up to 200 hours of standby. The frames use TR90 nylon, are described as IPX4 water-resistant and dustproof, and carry a Qualcomm 3034 HD chip. A built-in high-sensitivity microphone with intelligent noise reduction supports answering, dialing, hanging up and waking a voice assistant. Get In Flows operates as a niche direct-to-consumer brand rather than a mass-market eyewear or audio company. Its identity is defined by the convergence of two categories — fashion eyewear and wearable audio — and by a value proposition centered on safety and situational awareness: "No ear buds/pods = No problems." The brand's public footprint is small and product-led, with its website serving as the primary channel and source of information about the range.

Get In Flows is a young American consumer-electronics brand whose public identity is tied to the FLOWS line of Bluetooth audio sunglasses. The brand's product imagery and Shopify product records date from around October 2021, when the BRUNO'S and TAYLOR'S frames were catalogued on getinflows.com, indicating that the company was actively selling its first generation of audio eyewear in that period. A Wikidata entry for "Get In Flows" (Q106308979) exists, reflecting a modest but registered presence in public knowledge bases. The founding story, founders and corporate ownership of Get In Flows are not documented in the available public evidence. What is clear is the brand's strategic choice: instead of competing broadly in headphones or fashion eyewear, it entered the emerging "audio glasses" niche, where speakers are embedded in spectacle frames and the ear canal is left open. This category is aimed at cyclists, runners, drivers and commuters who want audio without losing awareness of their environment. The FLOWS Bandwidth collection launched with two frame names, BRUNO'S and TAYLOR'S, each offered in Slate Gray and Matte Black. Both were listed at a regular price of US$129.00 and promoted at US$49.99, a discount of US$79.01 that the site displayed prominently. The product pages highlighted polarized UV400 lenses, prescription readiness, Bluetooth connectivity, voice controls and battery life, and the homepage framed the proposition as "Audio Glasses That Let You Hear The World" and "No ear buds/pods = No problems." Technically, the glasses were specified with Bluetooth 5.0 (headset, hands-free and A2DP profiles), a 10–15 m range, 2.4 GHz operation, a Qualcomm 3034 HD chip, TR90 nylon frames rated IPX4 for water and dust resistance, and a 120 mAh battery giving about five hours of working time, two hours of charging and up to 200 hours of standby. A built-in noise-reducing microphone handled calls and voice-assistant activation. As of the available evidence, Get In Flows remains a small, product-led direct-to-consumer operation with a narrow catalogue and a single flagship concept. It has not been documented as having raised public capital, been acquired, or expanded into broader eyewear or audio categories. Its history is therefore best understood as the story of a niche wearable-audio brand rather than that of a large corporate enterprise.

• FLOWS Bandwidth BRUNO'S and TAYLOR'S audio sunglasses product records created on getinflows.com (Shopify), indicating active sales of the first generation.

Open-ear Bluetooth audio sunglasses that let you hear music and calls while staying aware of your surroundings; sold direct-to-consumer at an accessible promotional price point.

• FLOWS Bandwidth BRUNO'S

  Rectangular-lens open-ear Bluetooth audio sunglasses, one-size M/L fit, listed at US$129.00 regular / US$49.99 sale; colors include Slate Gray and Matte Black.

• FLOWS Bandwidth TAYLOR'S

  Open-ear Bluetooth audio sunglasses, listed at US$129.00 regular / US$49.99 sale; colors include Slate Gray and Matte Black.

1. 1Get In Flows official website homepagegetinflows.com
2. 2BLUETOOTH AUDIO SUNGLASSES FLOWS BANDWIDTH™ BRUNOSgetinflows.com
3. 3TAYLORS - BLUETOOTH AUDIO SUNGLASSES FLOWS BANDWIDTH™getinflows.com
4. 4Wikidata: Get In Flowswikidata.org