Weite Passform / Anti-Kneif-Funktion

Komfortable Gestelle mit mehr Platz, wo es zählt.

Für breitere Gesichter, längeren Tragekomfort und weniger Druck auf die Schläfen. Eine Utility-Kollektion, die für eine einfache Passform entwickelt wurde.

Why Wide Fit

Less pressure. Roomier feel. Easier long wear.

Wide fit sunglasses are made for shoppers who need more space at the temples without losing polish.

01

Less Temple Pressure

A roomier frame feel helps reduce side squeeze around the temples.

02

Easier Fit

Balanced shapes are designed to feel more relaxed on wider face shapes.

03

Long-Wear Comfort

Lightweight frames help sunglasses feel easier through driving, travel, and daily wear.

Find your pair

Choose Your Wide Fit Pair

Compare wide-fit styles by temple comfort, coverage, and everyday use.

Flow

Wide shield comfort.

Broad coverage, polarized glare control, and an easier wide-fit feel.

Vanguard

Bold wide coverage.

A stronger shield shape with wider visual coverage and bolder presence.

Halo

Oversized statement fit.

A bold oversized frame that gives definition without feeling compressed.

Muse

Soft lifted comfort.

A lighter rimless cat-eye feel with easier side comfort.

Shift

Driving-ready comfort.

Built for driving, changing light, and long outdoor wear.

Luma

Lightweight metal feel.

A lighter metal frame with balanced daily fit.

Buying guide

Wide Fit Sunglasses FAQ

Use these quick answers to choose the wide-fit pair that best matches your face feel and daily routine.

How do I know if I need wide-fit sunglasses?

If standard sunglasses press at the temples or feel tight at the sides, a wide-fit style can feel easier and more relaxed.

View Flow · View Vanguard

What sunglasses are best for wider faces?

Look for roomier lens shapes, shield styles, or oversized frames that reduce side pressure while keeping the face balanced.

View Halo · View Muse

Which wide-fit pair should I choose first?

Choose Flow for wide outdoor coverage, Vanguard for a bold shield look, Halo for oversized styling, and Shift for driving and changing light.