Sun-shades might be a seasonless essential, but with warmer weather on the way, there’s even more reason to get a slick new pair of shades in your amoury. Look sharp and stay focused with our pick of the season’s best sun-shades for men.
Below Are Classy Sun-Shades For Men
Ray-Ban Sun-Shades
The ray-Ban Original Wayfarer Classic are the most recognizable in the history of sun-shades. After its initial design in 1952. The wayfarer quickly endeared itself to Hollywood filmmakers, musicians and artists, solidifying its iconic style status for years to come. You really can’t go wrong.
Bottega Veneta Sun-Shades
These frames bear both a unique level of artist detail, such as the repeated intrecciato motif and signature semi-spherical rivets, and the practical benefits of being lightweight and having polarized lenses. Crafted from lightweight aluminum with a polished gold finish, these sun-shades complement a square face shape.
Cubitts Sun-shades
Founded in 2012, Cubitts makes frames the traditional way and goes through 50 crafted stages of production over a period of six weeks, including four separate stages of polishing to ensure a glorious luster. Opt for the collier frames with an angular lens shape to complement both an oval or round face shape, while the bridgeless style will add length to shorter noses.
Cartier
These sophisticated shades are a good staple for your accessories collection. Intricately crafted and marked with the Iconic signature, the ‘C’De’ frames will carry through to all seasons, adding a finishing touch to any ensemble.
Hugo Boss
This classy sun-shade is crafted with a double bridge for distinctive style, these tortoise shell sunglasses feature transparent spoiler in opal acetate and riverted hinges for lightweight durability. Smart and seriously versatile, these sunglasses will go with any look.
Garrett Leight
Garrett Leight is one of the coolest sunglasses brands around at the moment. Founded by the son of Oliver peoples, in his hometown of Venice Beach, Garrett uses the highest quality materials to create handmade frames which are inspired by the culture of Los Angeles. Prices start from around 200 Euros and everything is designed by hand in-house in downtown LA. The pronounced bridge and southwestern pattern filigree mean these Riviera style shades are something short of statement.
In conclusion, from Ray-Ban to Hugo Boss, I have assessed all the latest offerings from favourite sun-shades brands to come up with this pick of the bunch. So whether it’s a pair of aviator, polarized or rounded shades you’re after, you’ll find something that suits you.
