Cat Eye Polarized UV 400 Sunglasses

These cat eye sunglasses luxury seekers reach for first carry the slim, slightly upswept silhouette you can see across all three colorways — jet black, ivory white, and translucent rose. The frame is sculpted acetate with a flat top line and a softly tapered outer corner, finished with a small gold D emblem at the temple. The lenses sit close to the face for a fitted, nineties-revival feel. Three colors, one shape, no logos shouting across the front.

The look

The proportions are deliberately narrow. A short lens height, a clean rectangular sweep, and temples that thicken slightly toward the hinge before tapering back. On the model wearing the black pair, the frame reads sharp and graphic against her face — the lenses cover just past the brow line and stop cleanly at the cheekbone. The ivory version turns the same silhouette into something brighter and more sculptural, while the translucent rose colorway softens it into something quieter, almost editorial. As far as polarized sunglasses UV400 go, this is the silhouette doing the most stylistic work.

Materials and lens technology

The frame is cut from polished acetate, a denser and warmer material than injected plastic, with a depth of color you can see in the rose translucent pair where the light passes through. The hinges are metal-pinned into the acetate temple — visible in the close-up — for a clean, durable join. Lenses are polarized and rated UV400, blocking all UVA and UVB up to 400 nanometers. Polarization cuts horizontal glare from car hoods, water, and pavement, which is why this lens technology belongs on anyone who drives or spends time outdoors. Each pair is fitted with smoke-grey or warm-brown tinted lenses depending on colorway.

Who it suits

The narrow rectangular cat-eye flatters round, oval, and heart-shaped faces by adding length and structure. It leans feminine without being delicate, which is why it photographs well and works under a brim or a slick-back. Wear it for driving, terrace lunches, festivals, or as the finishing piece on an otherwise stripped-back outfit. If you prefer a softer curve, see the Convex polarized acetate shape; for something wider, the Wide Square frames sit further out on the temples.

Frequently asked

Are these polarized? Yes. Every pair in this acetate line ships with polarized UV400 lenses that filter glare and block 100% of UVA and UVB rays.

What size are these frames? Estimated lens width sits around 52–54 mm with a 18 mm bridge, typical for a slim cat-eye rectangle. Treat as an estimate until you have them on hand.

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

How do they compare to designer brands? Same Italian-grade acetate and polarized lens stack used by houses charging $300 to $500. We skip the boutique markup and sell direct.

Why DeLuxe

DeLuxe works with the same factories that supply several of the larger European eyewear houses, then ships directly from our warehouse to you. No distributor, no department-store margin, no licensing tax baked into the price. You see the savings on the tag, not on the build. Browse the rest of the DeLuxe sunglasses collection to compare silhouettes side by side.

Care and guarantee

Wipe lenses with the included microfiber cloth and store in the case to keep the polarized coating intact. UV400 protection is guaranteed for the life of the lens, with 30-day returns and free shipping over $100.