Angular Polarized UV 400 Sunglasses

The angular acetate sunglasses you are looking at sit somewhere between architecture and jewelry, with a sharp rectangular front, faceted temple cuts, and a small gold D inlay near the hinge. The silhouette is narrow, tall enough to give real coverage, and finished in glossy acetate that catches light along every bevel. We offer it in four colorways — jet black, tortoise, dusty rose with amber lenses, and bone white — each photographed on the same neutral set so you can read the geometry honestly. This is the piece for someone who has worn the safe oval and is ready for something with a point of view.

The look

The front is a clean rectangle with a slim bridge and a defined brow line that gives the face structure without overpowering it. Look at the temples and you will see the signature cut: a stepped, almost prism-like profile that tapers from a thick shoulder down to the tip. The dusty rose pair pairs warm caramel lenses with a muted nude frame for a softer read, while the tortoise carries deep amber flecks against gold-tone branding. If you like the same angular language in a wider build, the wide square polarized frame is a close cousin. These read like polarized sunglasses uv400 should — heavy enough to feel real, light enough to forget by lunch.

Materials and lens technology

The frame is cut from cellulose acetate, a plant-based material used by the same Italian and Asian factories supplying $300+ designer houses. Each pair carries UV400 protection, blocking 100 percent of UVA and UVB rays up to 400 nanometers, and the lenses are polarized to neutralize horizontal glare from roads, water, and glass. Internal spring hinges give the temples a small flex on opening, which extends the life of the joint and keeps the fit comfortable across head sizes. The dark grey lenses on the black, white, and tortoise versions read true to color, while the amber lens on the rose model lifts contrast on grey days. Branding is kept to a single small gold D — no logos splashed across the temples.

Who it suits

The narrow rectangular front flatters round and oval faces by introducing strong horizontal lines, and works beautifully on heart-shaped faces by balancing a wider forehead. It leans unisex but reads slightly more feminine in rose and slightly more streetwear in white. Wear it for driving, terrace lunches, festival weekends, and any moment you want a frame that does the talking. If you prefer something rounder, the cat eye polarized acetate sits in a softer register.

Frequently asked

Are these polarized? Yes. This model is part of our polarized acetate line, with full UV400 plus polarization to cut glare. You can see the rest of the family in our polarized collection.

What size are these frames? Exact dimensions are not listed, but based on the angular rectangular shape we estimate roughly 52–55mm lens width with a 145mm temple — a true medium that suits most adult faces.

How is shipping and returns? Free worldwide shipping on orders over $100, with 30-day returns on unworn pairs.

How do they compare to designer brands? Same acetate, same polarized UV400 lenses, same hinge hardware as frames sold for $300 to $500 at boutiques. We skip the boutique markup and sell direct.

Why DeLuxe

DeLuxe works with the manufacturers that quietly supply some of the most recognizable luxury eyewear houses in Europe and Asia. By selling direct, without distributor margins or department-store retail, we land the same construction in the $80–$150 band. You are paying for the acetate and the lens, not the storefront on Bond Street. Browse the rest of the catalog through our latest drops.

Care and guarantee

UV400 lens guarantee against coating defects, plus 30-day no-questions returns and free shipping over $100. Wipe lenses with the included microfiber, store in a hard case, and avoid leaving the frame on a hot dashboard.