Men's sunglasses for every day

Keep the glare out of your eyes and your outfit fresh with our great-value men’s sunglasses. With our famously low prices, you can keep a pair of aviators in the car and polarised sunnies by the door so you’re ready for every outing.

Block the glare and look good doing it

Sure, one pair of men’s sunnies can do it all, but switching it up is fun too. Find different styles and lenses of sunglasses for runs, hours on the water, long drives and sunny days at a price you’ll love.

Polarised styles for bright glare

Outdoor activities are fun until you end up squinting all day trying to block out the sun while you fish, ski, run or try to relax on the beach. Men’s polarised sunglasses take care of the glare, keeping your hands free and your vision clear.

Retro and classic shapes

When you think of retro sunglasses for men, most people think of the classic aviators, also known as men’s pilot sunglasses. They have that cool-guy look, instantly making you look like you have everything figured out just by putting on your shades.

Sporty frames for running and riding

Men’s running sunglasses are designed to stay on even when you’re working up a sweat. The extra grip stops them bouncing and sliding all over the place, while keeping the sun, dust, wind and bugs out of your eyes.

Men's sunglasses FAQs

What sunglasses suit my face shape?

For men, choose a frame shape that contrasts with your facial structure and features. For example, more angular, rectangular or square frames can suit a rounded face, while curved aviators may help balance a square face. Wayfarer or aviator styles also tend to look good on an oval face shape. At the end of the day, it’s what you feel good in.

What colour sunglass lenses should I choose?

Different lenses can be good for different activities. Brown or amber lenses can give you more contrast in bright environments, like when you’re fishing or golfing, while grey lenses keep colours looking more true to life, which can be suit more when driving. Green lenses can reduce glare, good for hiking or when outdoors and a blue or purple lens is often worn for fashion or for reducing glare on the water.

How should men’s sunglasses fit?

For a good fit, men’s sunglasses should sit centred just below the eyebrows, resting securely on the nose without pinching or sliding down. You should be able to smile comfortably, and the grip shouldn’t be too tight around the temples.