Collection: Wraparound Sunglasses

The front is curved rather than flat, and the arms start further back on the temple. The result is coverage at the outer corner of the eye, where a flat frame leaves a gap.

No. The curve helps anyone who drives into low sun or spends long days outdoors. Shallower wraps read as everyday frames rather than sports eyewear.

Any frame close to the face can fog when you stop moving. Frames with vents at the top of the lens clear faster than a sealed shield.

These use the same low bridge pattern as the rest of the range, so the frame rests on the nose instead of dropping onto the cheeks.