Sunglasses Collection

Yes! GlassesUSA.com offers a wide selection of prescription sunglasses. After selecting a sunglass frame, you can customize your shades, including adding your prescriptions, tints, and other coatings. We offer prescription lenses with thousands of styles including top brands like Ray-Ban and Oakley.

Definitely. You’ll find a wide range of well-known brands on our site, including Ray-Ban and others with distinct style directions. Some focus on timeless, easy-to-wear designs like Persol, while others such as Gucci lean more into bold shapes and fashion-forward details, and brands like Oakley are built with performance and sport in mind.

Yes, all of our sunglasses provide 100% UVA and UVB protection.

Sure! You can use our Virtual Try-On to preview how the sunglasses will look on your face. You can also take our AI-powered quiz that’ll help you find your perfect matches based on your facial features and style preferences.

Tinted lenses, which are available in a variety of colors, do reduce brightness but don’t eliminate glare. Polarized lenses include a special filter that helps reduce harsh reflections and improve visual comfort, especially in sunny or high-glare environments.

To find your ideal sunglasses frame size, check the inside of the temple arm on a pair you already own. You should see three numbers (like 51 16 140) that respectively represent the lens width, bridge width, and temple length in millimeters. If those aren’t visible, you can measure with a ruler. You can also use the ‘Find Your Size’ tool when viewing a frame (under the color options) to match sunglasses that fit your measurements and face shape.

It depends on how you plan to use them. Polarized lenses are a strong choice for driving, water, or bright outdoor settings, as they reduce glare and improve clarity. Mirrored lenses help in very bright conditions by reflecting light away from your eyes. For everyday use, standard tinted lenses can offer a more flexible, all-around solution. Choosing the right lens comes down to your environment - whether you need clarity on the road, comfort in strong sunlight, or something else.

The idea is to balance your features. Angular frames (like square or rectangular shapes) can add structure to rounder faces, while round or oval frames can soften sharper features. If your face is more oval, most styles will work, and it becomes more about the look you prefer.