Sharingan Contact Lenses
Every Sharingan design on this page is an opaque cosplay lens built for dark brown eyes — the red stays red instead of washing out to a brown tint. Below they are grouped the way the eye itself evolves in the story, so you can match the stage your character is at.
Pick by tomoe count
One tomoe — the awakening stage. A single comma mark on a red iris. This is the subtlest option and the cheapest entry point at $19.98. Good if you want the eye readable in photos without dominating the whole face.
Two tomoe — the intermediate stage. Two comma marks, noticeably busier than one. $22.98.
Three tomoe — the mature Sharingan. The version most people picture, and the one most Uchiha cosplays need. We carry several three-tomoe variants at $21.98–$26.98, including character-specific prints for Itachi and Sasuke.
Mangekyo / bladed patterns. Pinwheel and blade shapes instead of comma marks — these are the advanced-form designs. From $21.98.
22mm sclera versions. Sharingan III and Uchiha Madara are full-sclera lenses (22.0mm) that cover the white of the eye as well. They read dramatically stronger on camera and cost more ($84.98–$88.98) because sclera lenses are a different manufacturing process. They also take practice to insert — plan a trial run before the event.
Diameter and how bold the result looks
Most designs here are 14.5mm, which enlarges the iris moderately and still looks like an eye. The 22.0mm sclera pair is a costume-level effect, not a wearable-all-day look. If this is your first pair of cosplay lenses, start at 14.5mm.
Men's versions
Several designs are listed twice — one general listing and one "for Men" listing. The lens is identical; the second listing exists so the product photography shows the design on a male model. Buy whichever page shows you the reference image you want.
Wearing them safely
These are plano (0.00) cosmetic lenses — they change how your eyes look and do not correct vision. In the United States all contact lenses, including zero-power cosmetic ones, are regulated as medical devices and a prescription is required; see our Lens Safety & Supplier Standards page for how we source and what documentation exists. Never share lenses, never sleep in them, and follow the wear schedule printed on the packaging.
Related
For the story background on what each Sharingan stage means and which character has which eye, read the Sharingan contacts guide. For other Naruto characters beyond the Uchiha line, browse Naruto contact lenses. If you want the full anime range, see anime cosplay contacts.
