UV Sunglasses

Discover UV sunglasses in aviator, wayfarer, round, oversized and cat-eye shapes. Around 98% of our sunglasses combine UV400 protection with polarised lenses, giving you ultraviolet coverage and glare reduction in one pair. Enjoy Xtra discounts and free gift packaging.

UV Sunglasses — Missandtrendy Collection

From lightweight everyday frames to statement silhouettes, this collection brings protective lens technology together with contemporary design. Options for women, men and unisex wear make it easier to find a comfortable shape for commuting, weekends, travel and time outdoors.

Features That Matter

• Dual UV400 and polarised lens performance on approximately 98% of styles.
• Frame materials including TR 90, acetate, metal and polycarbonate.
• Classic and fashion-led shapes for different face profiles.
• Lightweight options designed for comfortable extended wear.
• Product-level details for lens category, measurements and frame construction.

Choosing Sunglasses for Driving, Travel and Daily Wear

For bright daytime driving, consider a polarised grey or brown lens to reduce glare while keeping colours natural. Travellers may prefer flexible TR 90 or durable polycarbonate frames, while larger shapes provide broader coverage for beaches, festivals and long days outside. Check each product page for lens category, measurements and frame material before choosing your pair.

Frequently Asked Questions — UV Sunglasses

What does UV400 mean?

UV400 describes lenses designed to block ultraviolet wavelengths up to 400 nanometres, covering both UVA and UVB radiation.

Does a dark lens guarantee UV protection?

No. Lens darkness controls visible light but does not confirm ultraviolet protection. Look for a stated UV400 or 100% UV protection rating.

How are polarised lenses different?

Polarisation filters reflected light from flat surfaces such as roads and water. It is a separate feature from ultraviolet filtering, so check the product details when you want both.

Which lens colour is best for everyday use?

Grey lenses keep colour perception neutral, while brown lenses can increase contrast in changing light. The best choice depends on where and when you expect to wear them.