Square Sunglasses

Square sunglasses are defined by a four-sided lens outline, with a relatively balanced relationship between width and height. The sides need not be equal: the square character comes from the combination of a defined upper line, lateral edges and corners that can be sharply drawn or gently rounded. Rim thickness and bevelling influence how this geometry is expressed. A substantial acetate rim can emphasise the perimeter and introduce sculpted depth, while a fine metal rim can leave the lens outline more exposed. The bridge and the points where the temples meet the front further shape the frame’s overall proportions.

Explore Apodep’s selection of square sunglasses through lens dimensions, corner definition and the construction details that give each frame its individual profile.