The 24 Best Sunglasses on Amazon, According to Thousands of Reviews
The best part? Nearly every pair is under $50.


One of my red flags is that I go through about 10 pairs of sunglasses a year. I'm constantly leaving them at restaurants, scratching them in my bag, and outright losing them. But don't believe for a second that I don't respect the accessory—I do. As any fashion girl will tell you, the best sunglasses can instantly elevate an outfit—just take a look at the fun shades on the Spring Summer 2025 street style set as proof.
Due to my innate ability to lose all of my favorite pairs, I've made it a point to buy only affordable options. Thanks to the e-retailer's wide selection of trendy sunglasses and lightning-quick delivery and returns, you can almost always catch me buying my sunglasses on Amazon.
Almost every pair of Amazon sunglasses on this list boasts five-star reviews and costs under $100, with many pairs coming in at under $20. Moreover, the retailer offers luxury and TikTok-viral sunglasses brands like Ray-Ban, Sojos, Le Specs, and more. You'll even find a few celebrity-loved sunglasses and color-tinted pairs for the maximalist on this list, too. Happy shopping!
Marie Claire's Favorite Sunglasses on Amazon
- Best Overall Sunglasses on Amazon: Wowsun Polarized Sunglasses for Women
- Best Fitting Sunglasses on Amazon: Carfia Chic Retro Polarized Sunglasses
- Best Luxury Sunglasses on Amazon: Ray-Ban RB2140 Original Wayfarer Sunglasses
- Best Cateye Sunglasses on Amazon: SOJOS Polarized Narrow Square Cateye Sunglasses
- Best Viral Sunglasses on Amazon: SOJOS Small Square Polarized Sunglasses
- Best Designer Sunglasses on Amazon: Michael Kors MK2024 Sunglasses
- Best Oversized Sunglasses on Amazon: zeroUV Retro Oversized Square Sunglasses
Is there anything better than getting items in pairs—basically, two for the price of one? No. These sunglasses have over 19,000 five-star reviews, with customers calling out their quality and lightweight feel. The sunglasses are polarized and have anti-slip nose pads for when your face gets a wee bit sweaty in the summertime.
What We Love: Polarized; offers UV protection; offered in multipacks and singles.
What We Don't: Not very durable.
These polarized sunglasses are strong, flexible, and lightweight if you're seeking a non-fussy pair to wear every day. There are also different sizes depending on your face shape—just use the size guide to find your best fit.
What We Love: Polarized lenses; comes in two sizes; includes carrying case; offers UV protection.
What We Don't: Small size may be too large for very small faces.
Ray-Bans are too good not to include (...multiple times on this list). These Wayfarer sunglasses may take the cake as the most iconic style ever. Introduced in the 1950s, the glasses have graced the faces of celebrities, musicians, and artists, earning true "classic" status. These look great on literally everyone, too, from your mom and dad to your boyfriend and bestie. I've gifted my dad two pairs of these for Christmases and he has basically never taken them off.
What We Love: Comes in 13 colors; polarized lenses; offers UV protection; offered in two lens sizes; durable; comes with carrying case.
What We Don't: Some reviewers note the frames are uncomfortable around the ears.
I've bought several pairs from this sunglasses brand and they've all held up through the summer. I currently have this cateye pair in my cart.
What We Love: Great for small faces; polarized lenses; offers UV protection.
What We Don't: May be too small for some face shapes.
Thanks to TikTok, it seems like everyone and their mother has this pair of sunglasses, and I don't blame them; I have yet to see them look bad on someone. If you haven't bought sunglasses online before, I suggest starting with this pair since they look good on every face shape.
What We Love: Polarized lenses; offers UV protection; comes in nine colors.
What We Love: Some reviewers note the frames are uncomfortable around the ears.
Designer sunglasses for under $100 are a steal, so snatch these up ASAP. This pair features an oversized fit to add glamour to your pool day. Treat yourself to a pair or gift them to your mom for Mother's Day—we can practically guarantee she'll love them.
What We Love: Durable; includes carrying case.
What We Don't: Non-polarized lenses.
Square sunglasses shapes look good on oval and oblong faces. If that's you, add this pair to your cart. These trendy oversized glasses feature mirrored lenses and are non-polarized. Have your pick from 16 different color combos.
What We Love: Comes in 16 colors; offers UV protection.
What We Don't: Non-polarized lenses.
Other Sunglasses on Amazon We Love
This pair is perfect for those seeking affordable sunglasses that look understated and classic. They have just under 19,000 five-star reviews with an average of 4.4 stars. If you're hesitant about buying sunglasses online, rest assured reviewers love the way these fit.
What We Love: Offers UV protection; comes in nine colors.
What We Don't: Some reviewers note the lenses are flat and cause reflection.
When it comes to sunglasses, one brand that has stood the test of time: Ray-Bans. You can always count on them for high-quality materials and the coolest, most classic styles. These Aviator sunglasses, for example, are instantly recognizable around the world—and now you can try them out with record shipping time, thanks to Amazon.
What We Love: Comes in over 20 colors; offers UV protection; offered in three lens sizes; includes carrying case.
What We Don't: Non-polarized lenses.
Dubbed the "Jackie O" sunglasses, this pair is as classic as it gets. The cat-eye frame is polarized and offers UV protection, so you can wear this pair rain or shine. The black is perfect for everyday, but might we suggest the pink or yellow pair for summertime?
What We Love: Polarized lenses; offers UV protection; made from non-allergic materials; includes carrying case; comes in 13 colors.
What We Don't: May be too large for some face shapes.
If you're sold on products with 10,000+ reviews, here's a pair to consider. These non-polarized frames look more expensive than they are and come in several stylish colors, if the tortoiseshell print isn't for you. The lenses on these are on the larger side, so be warned if you prefer smaller lenses.
What We Love: Offers UV protection; comes in nine colors.
What We Don't: Non-polarized lenses; may be too large for some face shapes.
These sunglasses have a '70s fashion feel with their aviator shape, but they still feel modern with their geometric edge. A 3-D detail on the temple and skinny side frames gives these sunglasses a totally unique vibe. These come in 14 unique colors too, like green, blue, and a personal favorite: black with pink lenses.
What We Love: Comes in 14 colors; offers UV protection.
What We Don't: Non-polarized lenses.
There was a time not too long ago I couldn't scroll on TikTok for longer than five minutes without seeing someone in sunglasses like these. While the TikTok girls had on the designer pair, this Amazon find is nearly identical in style.
What We Love: Offers UV protection; comes in 10 colors; includes carrying case.
What We Don't: Non-polarized lenses; runs small.
Don't judge, but I love wearing sunglasses to hide my eyes when I'm people-watching. Sunglasses with reflective lenses like these are my secret weapon since people can't see through them. It helps that they look great, too.
What We Love: Polarized lenses; offers UV protection; Includes carrying case.
What We Don't: Some reviews note the frames feel flimsy.
Summertime is the perfect excuse to have a little more fun with your accessories, so why not opt for a pair of orange sunnies? This set rose to fame on TikTok, and for $17 (!!!) it's easy to see why. Reviewers say they are of great quality and look so trendy with every outfit.
What We Love: Offered in multipacks; comes in 15 color combinations; offers UV protection; lightweight.
What We Don't: Non-polarized lenses.
When you look in the mirror and see something missing in your 'fit, grab a pair of these sunglasses. From orange, blue, purple, and green, there are so many shades to match your outfit. Throw on a pair and you'll instantly look 100 percent more put together.
What We Love: Comes in 13 colors; offers UV protection; lightweight; durable.
What We Don't: Non-polarized lenses.
You know what they say—everything old is new again, which rings especially true when it comes to fashion trends. Throw on these sunnies for when you're wanting your own '90s-era J.Lo moment. They would look especially good with a pair of low-rise jeans.
What We Love: Comes in 14 colors; offers UV protection.
What We Don't: Some reviewers note these sunglasses lack durability.
So you've managed to score tickets to the Eras tour and now you're in need of a killer outfit to make the Swifties proud. Throw on this pair in a matching shade and you'll instantly fit into Taylor's Lover era.
What We Love: Comes in over 30 colors; one size fits most.
What We Don't: Not made for sun protection.
If you want to bring the drama with your sunglasses (don't we all?) these Le Specs frames are the ones for you. They're big, they're bold, and they're exactly what I imagine all of the Old Hollywood stars used to wear. While the black shades feel the most classic, you also have your pick from other classic colors like brown tortoiseshell and beige. Whichever color you choose, you're guaranteed to look glamorous.
What We Love: Offers UV protection; filters out blue light; durable; comes in six colors.
What We Don't: May be too large for some face shapes.
It Girls like Hailey Bieber, Bella Hadid, and Suki Waterhouse have been spotted in tiny oval sunglasses like these, and that's all I need to try out the style for myself. These have a cool elongated shape that somehow feels both modern and vintage. Reviewers especially love how sturdy they are for the price and how they offer 100 percent UV protection.
What We Love: Offers UV protection; offered in multipacks and singles; comes in 24 colors; durable; lightweight.
What We Don't: May be too small on larger face shapes.
Another style fashion girls can't seem to stop wearing is sporty wraparound pairs like these. If you're on the fence with this silhouette, they are much more versatile than you may think. Anne Hathaway wore a pair with an elegant white suit set, whereas Irina Shayk styled hers with a statement coat and sneakers. However you decide to wear this futuristic pair, just know you'll be looking as cool as can be.
What We Love: Comes in seven colors; offers UV protection; polarized lenses; durable; includes a cleaning cloth.
What We Don't: Some colored lenses may be see-through.
Every fashion girl knows that sunglasses are a vital part of an outfit. This pair goes a step further by accessorizing your look with jewelry-like frames. The pearls and gemstones could double as earrings, especially with a quick, easy updo to show them off. Paired with dark, oversized lenses, these sunglasses are nothing short of glamorous.
What We Love: Comes with carrying case; polarized lenses; comes in seven colors.
What We Don't: May be too large for some face shapes.
If you were on Tumblr in the early 2010s, there's no doubt you recognize these sunglasses. All of the early fashion bloggers adopted this style into their hipster wardrobes, and they are just as cool today. In fact, I always see sunglasses like these at Coachella and other music festivals. They come in a ton of different colors to match your cute summer outfits, too, like red, yellow, lavender, pink, and blue, just to name a few.
What We Love: Comes in 21 colors; offered in multipacks and singles; offers UV protection; polarized lenses; scratch-resistant finish.
What We Don't: Some colored lenses may be see-through.
Y2K icons Paris Hilton and Britney Spears used to wear shield sunglasses all the time, and with Gen Z's current obsession with 2000s fashion trends, I'm predicting a comeback. These have that classic Y2K feel with the wraparound design and star motif. You can take the early aughts vibe a step further and opt for pink or white shades—I know Paris would approve.
What We Love: Offers UV protection; lightweight; comfortable; comes in nine colors.
What We Don't: Non-polarized sunglasses.
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Brooke Knappenberger is the Associate Commerce Editor at Marie Claire, where she specializes in crafting shopping stories—from sales content to buying guides that span every vertical on the site. She also oversees holiday coverage with an emphasis on gifting guides as well as Power Pick, our monthly column on the items that power the lives of MC’s editors. She also tackled shopping content as Marie Claire's Editorial Fellow prior to her role as Associate Commerce Editor.
She has over three years of experience writing on fashion, beauty, and entertainment and her work has appeared on Looper, NickiSwift, The Sun US, and Vox Magazine of Columbia, Missouri. Brooke obtained her Bachelor's Degree in Journalism from the University of Missouri’s School of Journalism with an emphasis on Magazine Editing and has a minor in Textile and Apparel Management.
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