Women's Polarised Sunglasses

Round, square and oval frames: shape and size

Round frames introduce softer lines, while square fronts create more pronounced angles. For an elongated silhouette, compare women's oval sunglasses. This collection offers another way to explore shapes; check separately whether the lenses are polarised.

Compare front width, bridge and temple length with glasses that already fit comfortably. A women's category does not imply one standard size or replace checking those measurements.

Polarisation, UV protection and filter category

These describe different features. Polarisation reduces certain reflections, UV protection concerns ultraviolet filtering, and filter category indicates the level of visible light filtering. Check each specification rather than judging by lens colour.

Polarised lenses do not necessarily change tint with the light. That is a photochromic feature and must be stated explicitly in the specifications.

Colours and finishes to match your style

• Black frames keep a simple colour combination.
• Brown tones work alongside beige, cream and earthy clothing.
• Explore tortoiseshell sunglasses for a mottled effect, checking each option's lens features.
• Consider the size of the front alongside earrings and other accessories you usually wear.
• For exercise, compare the fit and coverage of polarised sports sunglasses.

A comfortable fit and care for your lenses

Your sunglasses should rest securely without squeezing your temples or repeatedly slipping down. Smile and tilt your head to check that the frame does not touch your cheeks or move out of position.

Remove loose particles before wiping the lenses and follow the care instructions. Use a clean microfibre cloth and store your glasses in their case, away from heat and with the lenses protected from contact with surfaces.