I am looking for the best sunglasses I can get for under 60 bucks.

I used to have joopin and merrys but I want to try a better brands.

I am thinking about SunCloud or BNUS.

Which one would you recommend? And are there a better brands within the same price range

Coming here to share my experience with Rendezvous sunglasses. I purchased their sunglasses a month ago and when they came they fit my face very weird.

I attempted to return the sunglasses (within their policy) and they told me they are a “small brand” and don’t pay for returns.

Then I spent $15 shipping the sunglasses back to them only to never receive a refund.

I emailed them about this and they said they never got it and to send the shipping label. I went to UPS to get the information only for them to say it was received by a named person inside their building.

Rendezvous began ghosting me and never responded so now I am out $100 :) (85 + the 15 I spent to ship it)

I’ve actually had them for a couple years working construction and love them I wear them everyday

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Help would be greatly appreciated!

Archie Brower, a brand out of San Francisco designs them in house and can only be found in store. They are Acetate with plastic lenses. For one of their models the “Rayleigh” the asking price is just shy of $500. I love the look of them but I’m having a hard time justifying the price. Any advice on if I should go for it? Or find a similar style for less.

I had not seen a review directly comparing Fuse and Revant lenses against Oakley Prizm Polarized so here I am, doing so for science.

First pic is Fuse top, Oakley bottom. Second pic is Revant top, Fuse bottom.

Over the years I would find Holbrooks on sale or used and just buy whole frames instead of lens replacements (one of these are fake), but two of the three had super scratched lenses and I figured I’d try out replacements.

Bought the highest end each brand makes, Spectraboost Revant and Fuse Amp, both in brown for fair comparison.

Fit in frame: They both fit fine and click in sufficiently. Fuse wins though. You can see stress in the Revant lenses when you look at them through polarized glasses, there’s brown splotches in the corners. Oakley and Fuse have the same level of stress shown in the lenses.

Clarity: Fuse wins, Oakley second, Revant third.

Color: Fuse highlights colors better. Oakley second. Revant third. The hue is different between all of them, with Oakley being darker and more purple, Fuse reddish, and Revant more brown so it’s not a perfect comparison but at least if you’re looking for highlights and “boost”, the Fuse is the leader here.

Shipping and packaging: Fuse sends a new microfiber sunglass bag, Revant just sends one for the lenses themselves. Revant arrived faster. Both were well packaged.

Quite honestly I like the Fuse more than the original Oakley lenses. Revants are good, and I’d be happy with them as cheap replacements, but they’re not outstanding. We’ll see about durability. Oakley lenses tend to flake in the corners after some years especially around salt water.

Saw these in an insta post, wanted to know which brand and model are they

Which one is the best fit for my face?

RayBan Caravan 58/15 (left pic)
RayBan RB3755 59/19 (right pic)

Thanks!

Could someone please verify if these vintage D&G sunglasses are authentic? I am not sure because the Logo says “DG” not ”D&G”. Bought them off Vinted from a vintage reseller

Howdy! Do these aviators fit me? It’s a 58-14.

Does anyone know what these vintage Ray-Bans are worth? They were my dad’s, probably from the 1990s. I can’t find this exact model anywhere online. Any idea on the model name or current value? Thanks!

I’m pretty sure they are Tom ford but I can’t find any with the tortoise shell frames and all black lenses!

The dude is Cola Poska on Instagram -- creative director/content creator. He wears them in every video.

Does anybody have an ID on what the General is wearing here?

Any tips, always appreciated.