Cat-Eye Sunglasses in Black and Caramel
The Splashis Cat-Eye Sunglasses keep the classic upswept shape in two versatile tones: Black for a sharp everyday look, Caramel for something warmer. One size, sold as a single pair.
Key Features
- Upswept cat-eye frame shape
- Black or Caramel
- One size, sold as a single pair
- Retro-leaning silhouette
How to Wear Them
- Handle the frame by both temples when putting them on or taking them off.
- Wear with hair back to show the upswept corners.
- Black for a sharp look; Caramel for warmer outfits.
- Return them to a case rather than dropping them in a bag.
A shape that has never really gone out of style — eligible for 30-day returns under our return policy.
About This Product
This listing describes fashion sunglasses in an upswept cat-eye shape, offered in Black and Caramel in one size. No UV rating is stated for this pair, and they are not prescription eyewear or safety glasses. Color may vary slightly by monitor. Eligible refund requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery, subject to our Return & Refund Policy.
Who They're For
Best for:
- Anyone who wants a classic shape rather than something trend-led
- Rounder features, since the upswept corners add definition
- Everyday wear across most outfits
- Black as the safer everyday choice; Caramel for warmer palettes
What to look for in cat-eye sunglasses
Start with how far the corners sweep up, since a steep angle reads as more dramatic than a gentle one. Check the fit at the temples, because a cat-eye frame that pinches leaves marks after an hour. Consider the lens tint against how you plan to use them, and if UV protection matters for your use, ask before ordering, since it is not specified here. Finally, look at the hinge, which is usually the first part to loosen on a light frame.
What to Pair Them With
Most outfits, from denim to dresses. Black is the more versatile of the two; Caramel works particularly well with warm neutrals and tan.
Care Instructions
Clean the lenses with a soft, dry microfibre cloth rather than a shirt hem, which drags grit across the surface. Handle the frame by both temples to avoid loosening the hinges. Store them in a case when not in use.