Chain Link Sunglasses, Rimless Square Gradient Lens
These chain link sunglasses set a gold chain-link panel into each temple, so the detail sits at the side of the head rather than on the lens. The arms themselves are solid and rigid — the chain is a decorative inset, not a working chain — which means the pair grips and holds position like any ordinary temple. The lenses are rimless, square-cut and gradient tinted. Five colourways. The maker does not publish a UV rating for these lenses, so we do not claim one. If you will be spending long stretches in strong sun, choose a pair whose UV rating is documented. Imported.
Key Features
- Gold chain-link panel inset into each solid temple
- Rimless square lens cut
- Gradient tinted lenses
- Rigid arms — the chain is decorative, not articulated
- Five colourways
- No UV rating published by the maker
How to Wear It
- Handle them by the temples as you would any pair; the arms are rigid.
- The chain panel sits at the hinge end — it shows most in profile.
- Keep them in a case so the gold panel does not scuff.
- Pick the colourway by name on the dropdown; each matches a photograph.
Gold chain-link temple panels, rimless square lens, five colourways — eligible for 30-day returns under our return policy.
About This Product
This listing is for one pair of rimless square sunglasses with gradient tinted lenses and metal chain-link temples, in five colourways. The maker has not published the frame material, lens material or frame measurements for this style. Email support@splashis.com before you order and we will request the spec sheet from the factory for you. The maker does not publish a UV rating for these lenses, so we do not claim one. If you will be spending long stretches in strong sun, choose a pair whose UV rating is documented. These are non-prescription sunglasses. Imported. Eligible refund requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery, subject to our Return & Refund Policy.
Who It's For
Best for:
- Anyone who wants a decorated temple rather than a decorated lens
- Holiday and going-out wear
- Gold and silver chain accessory styling
- Choosing from a wide colour range
Why the chain is a panel rather than a working chain
There are two ways to put a chain on a pair of sunglasses. One is to make the temple itself out of links, which looks spectacular and behaves badly: it drapes rather than grips, it catches long hair, and the pair slides when you look down. The other, which is what this pair does, is to inset a short decorative chain-link section into a solid arm. You get the look in profile, where it is actually seen, and you keep a rigid temple that holds position and does not tangle. If you have tried articulated chain temples and given up on them, this is the version that stays on your face.
What to Pair It With
Gold jewellery, matching the temple panels. Hair up or back shows the profile detail, which is the whole point of the design. A square lens balances a rounder face.
Care Instructions
Use the pouch or a hard case rather than dropping them loose into a bag, which is how lenses get scratched. Clean them with a microfibre cloth and plain water; paper towel and shirt fabric both scratch a coated lens. Take them off with two hands so the hinges stay square, and keep them out of a hot parked car, where heat warps frames and lifts lens coatings. The gold panel sits proud of the arm, so keep them in a case rather than loose in a bag where it will rub.