Retro Oversized Sunglasses with Metal Side Patterns
These retro oversized sunglasses use a large full frame rather than a rimless cut, with raised three-dimensional metal patterns worked into the sides where the arm meets the front. The lenses are gradient. The maker describes the frame as lightweight, which on a frame this size is the detail that decides whether a pair gets worn or left in a drawer. Four 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
- Large full frame, retro proportions
- Raised three-dimensional metal patterns at the sides
- Gradient lenses
- Lightweight frame, per the maker
- Four colourways — red, brown, black and purple
- Glasses cloth included
How to Wear It
- A large retro frame wants hair back or up, or it competes with a fringe.
- Check the arms sit level; raised side detail shows a crooked fit more than a plain arm does.
- Store them in a case so the metal patterning does not catch.
- Pick the colourway by name on the dropdown; each matches a photograph.
Large retro frame, raised metal side detail, gradient lens — eligible for 30-day returns under our return policy.
About This Product
This listing is for one pair of large retro-framed sunglasses with raised metal patterning at the sides and gradient lenses, in four colourways. A glasses cloth is included. The maker describes the frame as lightweight but does not publish a weight. 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 full frame rather than a rimless one
- Retro and seventies-leaning wardrobes
- Everyday wear and travel
- A smaller colour range chosen carefully rather than broadly
Why frame weight matters more on a large pair
A large frame puts more material further from the bridge, and the bridge is where all of it is carried. That is why two pairs with the same lens size can feel completely different: the one that slides down your nose by mid-afternoon is almost always the heavier one, and no amount of adjusting fixes it. The maker calls this frame lightweight, which we are passing on rather than measuring, since no weight is published. What you can check yourself on arrival is simple — put them on, look down at the floor for ten seconds, and see whether they move. If they do on day one, they will do it every day, and that is a returns question rather than a wearing-in question.
What to Pair It With
Hair off the face. Gold or neutral jewellery rather than silver, which fights warm retro tones. A large frame is the statement, so keep earrings small.
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.