Rectangular Rimless Sunglasses with Pearl Gold Temples
These rectangular rimless sunglasses have no frame at all — the lenses mount directly to the bridge and temples, so the shape is defined by the cut of the lens rather than by a surround. The lenses carry a brown tint, and the gold-toned temples are set with pearl detail along the arm. A storage bag is included. Seven colorways. 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
- Fully rimless — lenses mount direct to bridge and temples
- Rectangular lens cut
- Brown tinted lenses
- Gold-toned temples with pearl detail
- Storage bag included
- Seven colorways
How to Wear It
- Handle them by the temples, never by a lens; rimless mounts loosen under pressure.
- Use the bag that comes with them rather than a pocket.
- A rectangular cut balances a round or soft face shape.
- Pick the colorway by name on the dropdown; each matches a photograph.
Fully rimless, brown tint, pearl-set gold temples, bag included — eligible for 30-day returns under our return policy.
About This Product
This listing is for one pair of fully rimless rectangular sunglasses with brown tinted lenses and gold-toned temples set with pearl detail, in seven colorways. A storage bag is included. 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 the lightest possible pair on the face
- Brown and gold accessory wardrobes
- Office and daytime wear rather than sport
- Choosing from a wide color range
How a rimless pair is actually held together
On a fully rimless pair there is no surround carrying the load. The bridge and each temple are fixed straight through the lens, usually with a small screw or a compression mount, and that joint is the only thing holding the pair in shape. It is why rimless glasses feel like almost nothing on the face and why they ask for different handling: take them off with two hands on the temples, never pull them off by one arm, and never push them up by pressing on a lens. A loose mount is the usual failure, and it is usually a quarter-turn of a jeweller's screwdriver rather than a broken pair — worth knowing before you assume they are finished.
What to Pair It With
Gold-toned jewelry, since the temples set the metal. Brown lenses sit naturally against camel, cream and olive. The bag is worth actually using.
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 microfiber 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. On a rimless pair, also check the bridge and temple screws every few months and give them a quarter turn if they have worked loose.