Cat Eye Polarized UV 400 Sunglasses

The proportions are deliberately narrow. A short lens height, a clean rectangular sweep, and temples that thicken toward the hinge before tapering back to the tips. On the model wearing the black pair, the frame reads sharp and graphic — the lenses cover just past the brow line and stop cleanly at the cheekbone. As cat eye sunglasses women reach for again and again, the upswept corner does the styling work without exaggeration. The rose version turns translucent in daylight, showing the internal ribbing along the temple, while the ivory pair keeps things crisp and modern.

The frame is polished acetate, warm to the touch and denser than the injection-molded plastic most fast-fashion brands use. The lenses are polarized and rated UV400, which cuts glare off water, glass, and asphalt while blocking the full ultraviolet spectrum. You get true polarization here — not a tint that only dims brightness. The metal hinge is riveted into the acetate for a clean fold, and each temple carries the discreet gold logo rather than a printed name. If you like this construction, the Convex polarized rectangular shares the same lens grade in a wider fit.

The slim cat eye flatters round and oval faces by adding length and a lifted line at the outer edge. It leans feminine but reads unisex in the black colorway. Wear it driving, at the beach, or as an everyday frame that fits under a hood or a hat. For a softer, rounder alternative, browse the full polarized line.

Are these polarized? Yes. This is part of the polarized acetate line, so every lens is both polarized and UV400 rated.

What size are these frames? Cat eye frames like this typically run 52–55mm lens width — an estimate based on the silhouette, since exact measurements vary by batch.

How is shipping and returns? Free shipping on orders over $100 in Canada and $75 in the United States, and 30-day returns on every pair.

How do they compare to designer brands? Same acetate and polarized lens spec you find in $300 frames, without the boutique markup. You pay for the glasses, not the logo tax.

DeLuxe works with the same acetate suppliers that fill designer eyewear orders, then ships direct from Montreal so nothing gets marked up through a retail chain. The result is a genuinely luxury-grade frame at a fraction of the shelf price. Compare it against the Bridge polarized aviator or the rest of the best sellers to see the range.

Every lens is guaranteed to hold its UV400 rating, and returns stay open for 30 days if the fit isn't right. Wipe with the included cloth, store in the case, and free shipping applies over $100 in Canada and $75 in the United States.