Sunglasses

Get UV protection sunglasses that suit your style and your lifestyle. Our lens options offer optimal UV protection to keep your eyes healthy while looking the part. To choose the right sunglasses, consider:

• Frame style: Follow our face shape guide or try on sunglasses online to find the ideal frame shape
• Prescription: Make them prescription or not
• Lens type: Choose from Transitions®, polarized lenses, or non-polarized lenses
• Lens tint: Choose from solid, gradient, or mirror tint

Polarized sunglasses block glare from reflective surfaces such as roads, water, and snow, making them ideal for outdoor activities. Non-polarized sunglasses do not have this feature and are better suited for indoor use or activities that don't involve a lot of exposure to sunlight. Learn more about polarized vs non-polarized sunglasses.

Yes, you can get prescription sunglasses with an up-to-date glasses prescription from our online or retail store.

1. Choose your favourite frames from our range of in-house and iconic brands
2. Add customized lenses with your prescription
3. Pop in your preferred lenses – whether polarized, colourfully tinted, or Transitions®

There are various types of lenses available for UV protection sunglasses, including:

• Polarized: Reduces glare and is ideal for driving, water and snow activities
• Non-polarized: Great for general activities with minimal sun exposure
• Transitions® (a.k.a. photochromic lenses): Adjust to changing light conditions
• Mirrored tint: Reflects light and reduces glare
• Gradient tint: Darker at the top and lighter at the bottom
• Solid tint: Available in polarized and non-polarized

Not all sunglasses offer the same level of UV protection. Some may not adequately block both UVA and UVB rays, while others offer full protection.

When shopping for sunglasses, opt for lenses that provide complete UV or UV400 protection to protect your eyes from harmful UV rays. Clearly makes it easy to shop for sunglasses, as all our sunnies and sun lenses guarantee maximum UV protection.

Here are some general tips for choosing sunglasses for your face shape:

• Round face: Frames with straight lines like rectangular, browline, or squared-off cat-eye frames add definition to complement soft facial features
• Oval face: Most frame shapes work well, but it’s best to avoid frames that are too large or too small
• Square face: Round, oval, or cat-eye frames soften and complement angular features
• Heart-shaped face: Consider aviator, rectangular, round, oval, or browline frames with a rounded base
• Triangle face: Frames with top detailing like aviator, rectangular, cat-eye, or browline work great
• Diamond face: Choose frames that soften angular features like cat-eye, round, oval, rectangular, or browline

Essentially, it's best to opt for a style that makes you feel comfortable and confident while benefiting from optimal UV protection