Geometric Polarized UV 400 Sunglasses

The brow runs flat across the top, then breaks into a soft angle above each temple — a detail you can see in the three-quarter shots. The lenses are wide and shallow, giving the face a graphic horizontal line that flatters strong cheekbones. Gloss black reads architectural and severe; the tortoise version softens the same shape with depth and movement in the acetate. As premium polarized sunglasses go, this one leans editorial. It belongs next to a tailored jacket, a leather card holder, an espresso.

The frame is cut from cellulose acetate — a plant-based material prized in luxury eyewear for its depth of color, weight in the hand, and longevity. You can see the layered tortoise pattern bloom through the temple in the close-up shot, which is only possible with sheet acetate, not injection plastic. Lenses carry full UV400 protection, blocking 100% of UVA and UVB up to 400 nanometers, and they are polarized to neutralize horizontal glare from water, glass, and asphalt. A silver hinge with a captured spring sits flush against the temple. For a slimmer take on the same family, see the Rectangles UV 400 Sunglasses.

The flat top and angular corners balance round and oval face shapes especially well — the horizontal line introduces structure where the face curves. Worn unisex, though the proportions lean slightly masculine and place this comfortably in the rectangular sunglasses men premium category. Drivers benefit from the polarization on long highway stretches; the wraparound coverage also makes it a strong everyday and travel pick. If you want a softer, narrower silhouette, the Office Square Polarized is worth a look.

Are these polarized? Yes. Both colorways carry polarized lenses with full UV400 protection, designed to cut glare from reflective surfaces.

What size are these frames? Estimated lens width is 52–54mm with a 145mm temple — typical for a flat-top rectangle. Treat as an estimate; precise measurements ship with the product card.

How is shipping and returns? Free shipping on orders over $100, with a 30-day return window from delivery.

How do they compare to designer brands? Same Italian-grade acetate and lens stack you'll find on $400 frames, priced without the boutique markup. The difference sits in distribution, not the object.

DeLuxe sources from the same factories that supply established designer houses, then sells direct. No multi-step distributors, no boutique margins layered on top — the savings move to the customer. The result is a $400 object at a fraction of the price, with the materials to back it.

Wipe lenses with the included microfiber, store in the hard case when not worn, and avoid leaving frames on a hot dashboard. Every pair is backed by a UV400 lens guarantee, 30-day returns, and free worldwide shipping over $100.