Geometric Polarized UV 400 Sunglasses

The geometry is bold without tipping into costume. Wide, shallow lenses draw a graphic horizontal line across the face that flatters strong cheekbones and a defined jaw. Gloss black reads architectural and severe; the tortoise version carries the same shape with more warmth and movement in the acetate. As mens rectangle sunglasses go, the proportions lean confident and current — thick temple arms taper toward the tips, and the silver hinge detail shows through on the close-ups. It sits square and level, not perched. If you want something with a little more curve, the Convex Polarized frames soften the same idea.

The frame is hand-finished acetate — solid, cool to the touch, with a weight that reads quality the moment you pick it up. Spring-loaded temple hinges give a little flex for a secure everyday fit. Every lens carries full UV400 protection against UVA and UVB, and this line is genuinely polarized, so glare off asphalt, water and glass is cut down noticeably. The tinted lenses are neutral grey, keeping colour true behind them. Explore the full polarized line if you want to compare tints and shapes.

The flat brow and angular cut favour oval, round and heart-shaped faces — the straight top line adds structure where softer features need it. It leans unisex with a slightly masculine weight, which is why it pulls double duty as mens rectangle sunglasses. Built for driving, long walks in hard sun, and everyday city wear. The polarization makes it a genuine driving lens, not a fashion prop. For a metal alternative, see the DeLuxe Aviator.

Are these polarized? Yes. This is the polarized acetate line, so every pair filters glare and comes with full UV400 protection.

What size are these frames? These run in the rectangular range, roughly 52–56mm lens width — this is an estimate based on the shape, as exact measurements vary slightly by batch.

How is shipping and returns? Free shipping on orders over $100 and 30-day returns, shipped across Canada and worldwide.

How do they compare to designer brands? Same acetate, same polarized lens quality found in $300–$400 frames — without the boutique markup, because we sell direct.

DeLuxe is a Montreal-based brand working with the same acetate suppliers that feed the big design houses. We skip the middlemen and the storefront overhead, so the price reflects the frame, not the logo tax. What you pay for is the material and the finish.

Every lens is backed by our UV400 guarantee, with 30-day returns if the fit isn't right. Free shipping applies on all orders over $100.