Angular Polarized UV 400 Sunglasses

The front reads as a clean rectangle with a slim bridge and a defined brow line that lends the face structure without overwhelming it. Look at the temples and you will see the signature cut — angular, sculpted, almost machined, tapering into a slim arm. As rectangle sunglasses go, this pair leans bold: jet black with grey lenses, warm tortoise, dusty rose paired with amber tints, and a crisp bone white. The gold logo detail catches at the hinge, a quiet luxury signature rather than a loud badge. On the face it sits flat and forward, framing the eyes with intent.

The frame is cut from solid acetate, hand-polished to a deep gloss and thick enough to hold its faceted edges. Every lens is polarized to cut glare from water, glass and asphalt, and carries full UV400 protection against the entire UVA and UVB range. The rose colorway uses an amber tint that warms the view; the black, tortoise and white read cooler and darker. Polarization plus UV400 is the pairing that makes these genuinely useful behind the wheel, not just on the shelf. If you want the same lens tech in a softer profile, browse the full polarized line.

Angular rectangles like these flatter round and oval faces by adding definition and length. The unisex cut works across a wide range of features, and the narrow height keeps it modern rather than retro. Wear them for driving, long walks in summer glare, or everyday city errands. If you prefer a rounder classic, the Aviator Polarized UV 400 is a gentler alternative.

Are these polarized? Yes. Every lens in this style is polarized and UV400-rated, so glare is cut and your eyes are fully protected.

What size are these frames? This is a narrow rectangular cut. We estimate a lens width around 52–55mm based on the shape; treat it as a compact-to-medium fit rather than oversized.

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

How do they compare to designer brands? Same acetate, same polarized UV400 lenses, made in the kind of workshops that supply far pricier houses — without the boutique markup.

DeLuxe works with the manufacturers behind $400 eyewear and sells direct, so the money goes into the acetate and the lens rather than the logo tax. You get the material and the finish of a designer pair at a fraction of the price. Compare the range across our full sunglasses collection and see how the value holds up.

Every lens is backed by our UV400 guarantee, and returns stay open for 30 days if the fit is not right. Wipe with a soft cloth, store in the case, and see the rest of the polarized rectangles if you want more coverage.