Women's Retro Half Frame Sunglasses

Name: Women's Retro Half Frame Sunglasses
Brand: IRIS FASHION
Price: 19 USD
Availability: InStock

Retro half frame sunglasses with UVA and UVB protection

By IRIS FASHION

$19

Free US shipping on orders over $49, otherwise $5.95. Sales tax added at checkout where it applies.

Color: Black

Black · One Size

$19 · ships in 2 days

In stock in the US. Ships within 2 business days, arrives in 3–7, tracked.

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Best for: Everyday wear, retro style fans

Details

These half frame sunglasses suit anyone who likes a retro look with lenses that sit low on the face. The rimless lenses sit in a frame with plastic temples and nose bridge. Lenses are PC with 100% UVA and UVB protection.

Metal frame with plastic temples and nose bridge
PC lenses, 2" lens width
1" bridge width
5.5" arm length
100% UVA and UVB protection

Why we picked it

Metal frame, PC lenses, and full UVA and UVB protection in a classic retro shape.

Delivery and returns

Ships from a US warehouse within 2 business days, tracked; delivery usually takes 3–7 business days. Free shipping on orders over $49; $5.95 below that. Returns accepted within 14 days on unused items in their original packaging; return postage is paid by you unless the item arrived damaged or not as described.

Questions people ask

How wide are the lenses and bridge?
Lenses measure 2" wide, and the bridge measures 1" across.

How long are the arms?
The arms measure 5.5" long.

What UV protection do they offer?
The lenses provide 100% UVA and UVB protection.

Size and measurements

One size.

What it is made of

Named in the maker's listing: Metal frame. Each link explains what the material is and the rule behind the word; we show what the supplier states and do not test or appraise.

Made in China, as stated by the supplier.

No CPSC recall on record for this brand or product in the list we hold (checked Nov 15, 2026). That is a statement about the recall list, not a safety rating; the material statement on this page is the maker's.