Collection: Square Sunglasses

Square sunglasses hold a straight brow line, which balances a rounder face. Cut on low bridge patterns, so they sit on the nose rather than the cheeks.

Also see Oversized · Cat Eye · Low Bridge Fit Sunglasses

17 products
  • Vendor:
    MUJOSH

    20 total reviews

    Regular price $169.00
    Sale price $169.00 Regular price $169.00
  • Vendor:
    MUJOSH
    Regular price $169.00
    Sale price $169.00 Regular price $169.00
  • MUJOSH Maga KC square sunglasses in acetate, low bridge fit MUJOSH Maga KC square sunglasses in acetate, front view
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    MUJOSH

    15 total reviews

    Regular price $79.00
    Sale price $79.00 Regular price $120.00
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    MUJOSH

    3 total reviews

    Regular price $199.00
    Sale price $199.00 Regular price $199.00
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    MUJOSH

    4 total reviews

    Regular price $149.00
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Frequently asked questions

Do square sunglasses suit a round face?
Yes. A straight top line and defined corners contrast with soft cheeks and a rounded jaw, which is why square is the shape most often recommended for a round face.
What is the difference between square and rectangle?
Proportion. A square lens is close to equal in height and width. A rectangle is clearly wider than it is tall. Square reads bolder; rectangle suits a shorter face better.
Are square frames unisex?
Most are. Fit is decided by frame width and bridge, not by which section a frame is listed under, so check the width across the front rather than the label.
Will square sunglasses slide down my nose?
Not if the bridge matches your nose. Sliding is a bridge problem, not a weight problem. These frames use the same low bridge pattern as the rest of the range.