Polarized Designer Inspired Vintage Sunglasses Half Frame Classic Retro

Unlike my girlfriend, I don't buy expensive sunglasses. Frankly, I have a hard time justifying $300 or more for something I know costs about $2 to manufacture. I don't care whose name is embossed on them. Sunglass Hut must be killing it with their margins!Dont get me wrong, I think my girlfriend rocks a good looking pair of sunglasses, but she has more invested in all her pairs of them than I have in my TV. And I have a nice TV.It's not like I have never had nice sunglasses. I had a pair of Serengeti Drivers about 20 years ago that I sat on and destroyed the second day I owned them. Not surprisingly, really expensive eyewear look just like really inexpensive eyewear when they are all crumpled on a car seat.I also just recently lost a pair of nice Italian ones I bought on sale (regular $300 for $60 ... I splurged!) which blew off my head while at the top of a 200 foot church tower on a particularly windy day in Spain last month.These are great eyewear. They fit great, feel great, work great. But at the end of the day, just about any colored glass or plastic should work great. I mean, really. It's not rocket science.So for the money .... get these and put the other $290 in a jar to save up for a new TV or to give to Sunglass Hut on your girlfriend's next birthday.

For the price, the sunglasses are a steal. The polarized lenses are really nice. The style is fantastic as well. I always got compliments on them, and often had them mistaken for Ray Bans.However, I saw "GOT/HAD" because over the course of two months, I've ran through two pair. Both broke at the hinges where the arms connect to the frames. I admit that I am a rowdy college student, so that may have something to do with it. Nevertheless, I don't think I should have to treat them like porcelain.I will not be purchasing another pair, as it is a bit of an inconvenience to constantly have to reorder new pairs. It almost just makes more sense to by a nice brand so that they last.Overall, you get what you pay for.

I ordered one of these last month. It arrived with the screw out of the hinge, which promptly fell on the floor. After finding the screw, I put it back in. It fell out again as soon as I took them out of my pocket to put them on my face, only this time it went into a crack in the sidewalk, impossible to recover.So I complained to Amazon and got my money back.I figured it was a fluke and ordered another pair. Since I had gotten a refund, I figured it was no big deal.So I got the second pair, which seemed fine. And they worked fine for about a week, until I pulled them out of my shirt pocket and the wing fell to the ground because, once again, the little screw had fallen out. It wasn't in my pocket, so I assume it had fallen out when I removed the glasses. I didn't bother to look.I'm going to ask Amazon for another refund. I won't be ordering another pair of these. I know they're knockoffs, but for $20 they should at least not fall apart.Only buy if you enjoy sunglasses that fall apart, sometimes before you even touch them.

Great sunglasses! I'm not giving 5 stars is because one side of the tortoise pattern is super dark and the other is light, so the sunglasses don't look very symmetrical... Other than the coloration being off, I like them. I am deciding whether or not to try to exchange for a more even colored pair.

I had bought these back in November when they were Sepia-toned lenses and absolutely loved them. They were cheap and stylish (Emphasis on the cheap). However I broke them so I ordered a second pair. They definitely will break easy and they're not "premium", but you shouldn't expect them to. However, I do find them stylish and my go-to pair when I'm out.

Love the polarized lenses...they shield the eyes from glare, but they also make colors POP! I sell flowers and they look great when I'm wearing these....wish I could give a pair to each customer; they'd buy more plants!They look good, perfect Grandpa Retro style. Not totally comfortable, and you'll have to gently bend the frames and nosepads to make them fit. Pretty good for $20.

These are nice. The lenses are very heavily colored, if you like that. This is my second pair, lost the first. They had grey lenses which are very neutral in color. Optically the lenses are good.These are lighter and not as strong as real Ray-Ban sunglasses (which I own) but they cost almost 1/10 the price. Hard to complain.

I don't like to buy expensive sunglasses, because I always lose them or scratch them. They look expensive and are good quality for the price. They look a lot like Ray Ban Clubmasters, which is why I got them. I bought the tortoise, I think I'll order the back, as well. :)