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Acetate Sunglasses for Men & Women
Acetate is the material the expensive brands use—dense, glossy, and able to hold color and tortoise patterns no injection-molded plastic can fake. We just don't think it should cost $300 to own a pair.
Every frame here is real acetate, named (not coded), and checked by a licensed optician before it ships. Want it in your prescription? Almost every pair can be made single-vision, bifocal, or progressive. Not sure it suits your face?Try any frame on virtually in a few seconds.
A note we'll be honest about: acetate has a bit of weight and presence to it—that's the character people love. If you want the lightest, most flex-it-and-forget-it option for sport or all-day wear, our TR90 frames may suit you better.Acetate is for when you want the frame to look like something.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Acetate Sunglasses
Acetate or TR90—which should I choose?
Acetate for looks: richer color, more presence, a more 'designed' frame.TR90 for life: far lighter and more flexible, better for sport, kids, or all-day wear. Acetate frames are noticeably heavier (roughly 22–25g vs~8–10g for TR90), which is exactly why they feel premium.
Are acetate frames good for sensitive skin?
Yes. Acetate is hypoallergenic and skin-friendly, which is why it's a common pick for people who react to metal or budget plastic frames.
Can I get acetate sunglasses in my prescription?
Almost every frame on this page can. Pick your frame, upload your Rx at checkout, and choose single-vision, bifocal, or progressive lense.Prescription sunglasses typically ship in 7–10 business days.
How do I keep acetate frames looking new?
Clean with mild soap and water, avoid leaving them in a hot car (heat is acetate's only real enemy), and store them in a case. Treated well, a good acetate frame lasts years.
















