From the front — the only angle that matters — no. The outer frame is deliberately oversized and deep enough that your lenses sit fully inside the shadow line. The stacked construction is visible from behind and in flat product shots, which is exactly why we show it: it's engineering, not a mistake.

Measure your glasses flat: full width edge to edge, and lens height at the tallest point. Anything up to 145mm wide and 45mm tall goes in. That covers the overwhelming majority of adult frames, including most progressives and wider acetates. If you're over, return it and we'll take it back.

The outer frame is 32g and it rests on your brow and the bridge of your own glasses — not on your nose alone. The flared temples grip at the sides rather than clamping. It's a wider fit than your glasses on their own, but it isn't a heavier one in any way you'll notice after a minute.

Polarized, category 3, with a full 100% UVA/UVB filter. Test it yourself when it arrives: hold it up to a phone or laptop screen and rotate 90 degrees. If the screen goes dark, the filter is real. Tinted plastic doesn't do that.

The frame is layered acetate rather than brittle injection plastic, so it flexes instead of snapping at the hinge. Lenses are hard-coated. Two things kill any sunglass: leaving them on a hot dashboard, which softens acetate and warps the fit, and dropping them lens-down in a bag with keys. A case handles both.

Yes. On contact days they read as a standard oversized square frame. That's the entire point — you're buying one pair, not a specialist accessory that sits in a drawer half the week.

Free shipping on every order, dispatched within one business day. 30 days to return them for any reason at all — including "they didn't suit my face." Fit-over eyewear is bought on trust, so we make it cheap to be wrong.