Office Square Polarized UV 400 Sunglasses

Square, slightly wider than tall, with a strong horizontal brow that gives the face structure without crowding it. The temples taper from a generous shoulder down to a slim tip, a detail visible in the close-up where two pairs sit side by side. On the model, the frame reads as polished and a little assertive — a frame that finishes an outfit rather than asking permission. The proportions sit firmly in the territory of premium polarized eyewear, designed to read as rectangular sunglasses men premium buyers expect from boutique houses. Worn pushed down the nose, the flat top line frames the eyes cleanly.

The frame is cut from premium Italian-style acetate, hand-polished to a deep gloss. Acetate gives the Office its weight and warmth on the skin — it does not feel hollow the way injection-molded plastic does. Lenses are polarized and meet the UV400 standard, blocking 100% of UVA and UVB and stripping out horizontal glare from roads, water and glass. Internal hinges are reinforced metal with a visible barrel, the kind of construction normally reserved for designer-tier frames. Each pair ships with a microfiber pouch and rigid case.

The square geometry softens round and oval faces and balances longer faces with its strong horizontal line. It reads as unisex but leans masculine in the black and tortoise; the translucent blue feels more editorial. Excellent for driving, long lunches outside, travel days, and anyone who wants a frame closer to the silhouette of the Wide Square Polarized but cut slimmer through the lens.

Are these polarized? Yes. The Office uses true polarized lenses with UV400 protection, which cuts glare from reflective surfaces and improves contrast in bright light.

What size are these frames? Estimated lens width is 52–54mm with a standard 145mm temple, typical for a medium-to-wide square acetate. They suit medium and larger faces best.

How is shipping and returns? Free worldwide shipping on orders over $100, with 30-day returns on unworn pairs.

How do they compare to designer brands? Same Italian-grade acetate, same polarized UV400 lens stack, same metal hinge construction as houses charging $300–$450. The difference is the boutique markup, not the product.

DeLuxe works directly with the same family-run acetate workshops that supply several recognised European labels. By skipping wholesale, agents and physical retail, the price lands where the materials actually sit — not where the logo wants it. You can see the rest of the line in the DeLuxe sunglasses collection.

UV400 lens guarantee on every pair, plus 30-day returns and free shipping over $100. Wipe the lenses with the included microfiber, rinse with cool water if needed, and store in the case to keep the acetate from warping in heat. Pairs nicely with the slimmer profile of the Traditional Polarized for a second everyday option.