The Sunglass Edit
The Shield Between You and the World
At Fashique Lux, sunglasses are not sun protection — they are a declaration. The Sunglass Edit is a meticulously curated collection of eyewear chosen for its exceptional design, its optical quality, and its ability to transform a look from polished to extraordinary with a single gesture. Whether you reach for a sculptural oversized frame or a sleek cat-eye silhouette, every pair in this edit has been selected to be as considered as the rest of your wardrobe.
Oversized & Statement Frames
The most powerful sunglasses in any wardrobe. Our oversized frame collection spans wide-lens square styles and dramatic round shapes to bold geometric forms that command every room and every pavement. These are the frames that photographers love and passers-by remember — chosen for their impact, their proportion, and their ability to make the simplest outfit look intentional.
Cat-Eye & Retro Silhouettes
Eternally elegant, perpetually referenced, and never out of style. Our cat-eye and retro sunglass collection brings together vintage-inspired frames in acetate and metal, with lenses in gradient, mirrored, and solid tones. These are the shapes that have defined decades of style — updated for the modern wardrobe without sacrificing the original allure.
Aviator & Classic Styles
The frames that never need an occasion. Our aviator and classic sunglass collection includes gold and silver-toned metal frames, thin-bridge styles, and timeless teardrop silhouettes — the kind of sunglasses that work from a morning coffee to a weekend flight, and look equally considered either way.
Tinted & Coloured Lens Styles
For the woman who dresses with colour intentionally. Our tinted and coloured lens collection features gradient peach, amber, blue, and green lenses in frames that range from barely-there to unmissable — each one chosen to add a considered chromatic layer to any look.
The right sunglasses don’t just protect your eyes. They complete the look. Explore The Sunglass Edit — and see the world through a lens that suits you perfectly.
Material & Care
- What materials are used in your sunglasses?
- Our sunglasses feature frames crafted from premium acetate, lightweight metal alloys, and TR90 flexible resin. Lenses are UV400 rated and available in polarised, gradient, mirrored, and solid tints. All hinges and hardware use nickel-free or stainless steel fittings for durability and skin comfort.
- Do your sunglasses offer UV protection?
- Yes. All sunglasses in The Sunglass Edit provide UV400 protection, blocking 100% of UVA and UVB rays. This is the highest standard of UV protection available in consumer eyewear and is consistent across all styles and lens colours in the collection.
- How should I clean my sunglasses?
- Use the microfibre cloth provided with your sunglasses to gently wipe lenses in a circular motion. Avoid using paper products, clothing fabric, or tissues, as these can scratch lens coatings. For a deeper clean, rinse lenses under lukewarm water and dry immediately with the microfibre cloth. Never use harsh chemicals or solvents.
- How should I store my sunglasses?
- Always store in the protective case provided when not in use. Leaving sunglasses exposed on surfaces or in bags without a case risks lens scratching, frame warping, and hinge damage. Store away from high heat — including car dashboards and direct sunlight — as extreme temperatures can distort acetate frames and delaminate lens coatings.
- Can sunglasses be worn in water?
- We recommend removing your sunglasses before swimming or water activities. Saltwater and pool chemicals can corrode metal fittings, loosen lens adhesives in rimless styles, and affect certain lens coatings over time. Rinse with clean water and dry thoroughly if accidental water exposure occurs.
- How do I adjust or tighten loose hinges?
- If hinges feel loose over time, most standard sunglass screws can be tightened with a precision eyeglass screwdriver. Avoid forcing frames or over-tightening. If significant hinge play develops, we recommend professional adjustment at an optician to avoid frame damage.
