About Sunglasses
Sunglasses in round and square frames, with tinted and polarised lenses: square frames with twin-rivet accents, round black frames with tinted lenses, thick square frames and polarised round frames. A short edit: enough to find a shape without scrolling for an hour. Pair them with men's linen clothing in summer.
How to choose sunglasses
By frame shape
Round: softens a strong jaw. Square with thick frames: balances a round face. Twin-rivet square frames: the classic middle ground.
By lens
Tinted lenses change colour balance and reduce brightness. Polarised lenses (named in one title) cut glare off water and roads, which matters if you drive or sail.
Pairing
Round frames with linen and knit polos; square frames with a Harrington or bomber. Keep metal accents in the same tone as your watch.
Fit
Frame width is on the product page where known. If your face is narrow, choose the round frames; the thick square frames suit a wider face.
FAQ
Are all these sunglasses polarised?
Only the pair titled 'polarised' is; the others have tinted lenses. Check each title.
Which frame suits a small face?
The round black frames; the thick square frames suit larger faces.
Which pair for driving?
The polarised round frames: polarisation cuts glare off the road and dashboard.
Do tinted lenses work on an overcast day?
Lightly tinted ones do; the darker the tint, the more they are for bright sun only. Lens tint is named in each title.