From partying too hard to jumping off lake house docks, sunglasses have a tendency to slip into the void. Shades can be expensive, and sometimes the price is justified. A high-dollar pair to have on reserve for the right occasion is a worthwhile purchase. But for everyday use, a less costly pair is more practical. That’s why we’ve put together a list of the best men’s sunglasses under $100 you can buy right now. Rest assured, you’ll be rocking a good style with any of these shades.
Our Top Picks
- Gleyemor Vintage – a cool vintage look
- WearMe Pro Wesley – sleek brown crystal color
- Kolo Harrison – made in Italy
- MVMT Ingrams – classic black circular look
- Lacoste L602snd – tranquil blue
- TOROE Classic RANGE – sharp square style in black
- Polo Ralph Lauren Ph4153 – reasonably priced Ralph Lauren’s
- NIEEPA Polarized Sunglasses – clear frames
- goodr OGs – great for running
Gleyemor Vintage
The Gleyemor sunglasses are a vintage-style polarized set of shades, coming in at around $15. They’re cheap, but don’t feel like it. These are the most affordable round sunglasses on our list. The acetate frames and solid metal hinges make these frames resilient. Besides durability, they’re also quite comfortable. UV400 protection lenses block out UVA, UBV, UVC rays as well as blue light up to 400nm.
- Polarized
- Acetate Frame
- 48 mm Lens width
- 15 mm bridge
WearMe Pro Wesley
WearMe Pro is a small, family-owned business operating out of Arizona. They have a nice selection of sunglasses, all at reasonable prices. Their Wesley model in crystal brown is a perfect addition to your sunglasses collection. These square frames are sleek and classic, perfect for wearing every day. The lenses are built to be 100% UV resistant.
- Polarized
- Acetate Frame
- 59 mm Lens width
- 19 mm bridge
Kolo Harrison
Kolo sunglasses hail from Northern Italy, made by authentic eyewear artists who have been practicing their craft for centuries. They are made from authentic Italian materials, including the gorgeous acetate, quality hinges, and premium lenses that offer 100% UV protection. A vintage-style set, the Harrison collection is perfect for casual or formal events.
- Non-polarized
- Plastic Frame
- 46 mm Lens width
- 22 mm bridge
MVMT Ingrams
MVMT made their name in the watch arena. They are a millennial company specializing in quality watches without the premium prices. They’ve done a great job transitioning into the sunglasses market, and the MVMT Ingram’s are a prime example. Their vintage look takes shape through their round lenses and keyhole nose bridge. The polarized lenses offer 100% UV protection, and the frame is secured with Akulon-coated German screws for suitable tension and durability. MVMT offers a two-year guarantee on these sunglasses. At $98 each, they are near the high point of our list, yet are still economical and the quality speaks for itself.
- Polarized
- Metal Frame
- 54 mm Lens width
- 18 mm bridge
Lacoste L602snd
The Lacoste L602snd’s are a premium pair of men’s sunglasses without the premium price. Their blue tortoise shell color brings a sense of tranquility, and the lenses are an easy shade of black. You can wear these to keep a casual vibe going at a low-key party, or dress to impress at a more formal occasion. Originally founded in Troyes, France in 1933, Lacoste is a brand that has staying power. If there is anyone on this planet that knows fashion, it’s the French. The Lacoste logo is subtly positioned on the right lens of the L602snd. The arms show the piqué pattern, adding an element of unique customization not seen in many other pairs.
- Non-Polarized
- Plastic Frame
- 51 mm Lens width
- 19 mm bridge
TOROE Classic RANGE
Toroe is a lesser-known brand compared to some of the heavier hitters on this list. That does not mean they should be overlooked. Headquartered in Los Angeles, this brand is reputable, having been in business since 2018. The lenses on their Range model are polarized UV 400, scratch resistant, and waterproof. Even cooler, the lenses are glazed with hydrophobic material that truly protects them from water. As soon as contact is made, the water rolls right off. No need to wipe your lenses after the glasses are worn in the pool, lake, or ocean. Toroe also backs their sunglasses with a lifetime warranty. This covers defects, general damage, lost or broken items, etc.
- Polarized
- TR90 Frame
- 55 mm Lens width
- 17 mm bridge
Polo Ralph Lauren Ph4153
Polo is a worldwide, iconic fashion brand. Their PH4153 sunglasses are an excellent pair of shades for the man who enjoys the finer things. They are one of the more expensive pairs on the list, but the name brand sells itself. The lenses are scratch resistant and coated with 100% ultraviolet protection to fight harmful UV rays. These sunglasses blend the iconic Polo style with a modern acetate construction. Each pair of Ralph Lauren sunglasses comes with a case and cleaning cloth.
- Non-Polarized
- Acetate Frame
- 58 mm Lens width
- 17 mm bridge
NIEEPA Polarized Sunglasses
These are the most affordable pair of sunglasses on our list. But don’t let that fool you into thinking they cut corners on quality. Despite being so inexpensive, the Nieppa polarized sunglasses are built well. The lenses are anti-reflective and block UVA and UVB rays. If you’re an avid water or snow sports enthusiast, these shades do a good job of reducing glare caused by water or snow. For peace of mind, Nieppa offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. Aside from the sunglasses, your order will also include a glasses box, a cleaning cloth, and a convenient storage bag.
- Polarized
- Plastic Frame
- 62 mm Lens width
- 15 mm bridge
Goodr OG’s
The Goodr OG’s are perfect for running, working out, partying, or fishing. Or whatever the hell you want to do while wearing them. They don’t slip off your face, and they’re comfortable.
On a serious note, Goodr puts a lot of effort into their product. That is evident from their 9-layer lenses. They start out with a scratch-resistant layer, then a clear-coated layer. The third layer is a polarized filter, followed by the base color lens. After that, another clear-coated layer, then another scratch-resistant. The final three lens layers are UV400 protective, a reflective color finish, and finally, the anti-scratch/anti-salt water coating. It’s a lot packed into a tiny lens.
- Polarized
- Plastic Frame
- 53 mm Lens width
- 12 mm bridge
Takeaway
These are some of the best pairs of the best men’s sunglasses under $100. You don’t have to spend $200 or more to have a nice pair of sunglasses. Depending on what you’re after, you can stay in the range of $25 to $100 and find a well-made, stylish set.
