Rimless Tinted Lens Sunglasses
The Splashis Rimless Tinted Lens Sunglasses skip the frame edge entirely, so the tinted lens sits directly against the temple arms. Blush Pink or Black, one size, sold as a single pair.
Key Features
- Rimless construction
- Tinted lenses
- Blush Pink or Black
- One size, sold as a single pair
How to Wear Them
- Handle the frame by both temples, never by the lens edge.
- Set them down lens-up to avoid pressure on the rimless edge.
- Blush Pink for a softer look; Black for everyday wear.
- Store them in a case rather than loose in a bag.
No frame edge, just the lens — eligible for 30-day returns under our return policy.
About This Product
This listing describes fashion sunglasses with a rimless construction and tinted lenses, offered in Blush Pink and Black 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 minimal, frameless look
- Careful handling rather than tossing them in a bag
- Blush Pink for softness; Black for a plainer everyday pair
- A lighter feel on the face than a full frame
What to look for in rimless sunglasses
Start with handling, since rimless frames put stress on the lens edge where it meets the temple hardware, and that join is the most likely point of failure. Check how the lens is drilled and secured, as this affects long-term durability more than the frame shape does. Consider that a rimless pair looks minimal but needs more careful storage than a fully framed one. Finally, if UV protection matters for your use, ask before ordering, since it is not stated here.
What to Pair Them With
Simple, pared-back outfits where a minimal frame suits the look. Blush Pink softens an otherwise plain outfit; Black works with almost everything.
Care Instructions
Clean the lenses with a soft, dry microfibre cloth. Handle the frame by both temples only, never by the lens itself, and set them down lens-up rather than face-down. Store them in a case when not in use.