Prada Eyewear

Chic and minimal, Prada's square-frame sunglasses are the perfect everyday pair. They've been made in Italy from black acetate and have thin gold-tone arms with tortoiseshell tips. Store yours in the protective case to keep them looking brand new.

Square-frame acetate and gold-tone sunglasses

Made in Italy, Prada's square-frame sunglasses have gold-tone metal frames that are partially coated in antique-rose enamel. They have thin, acetate-tipped arms and flexible nose pads to ensure comfort. Keep them smudge and scratch-free in the protective case.

Square-frame gold-tone, acetate and enamel sunglasses

Prada's sunglasses have retro aviator-style frames outlined by classic tortoiseshell acetate. They're fitted with army-green UV-protective lenses, which add a sleek, modern touch, and suit neutrals like beige and cream particularly well.

Aviator-style gold-tone and tortoiseshell acetate sunglasses

The classic round shape of Prada's sunglasses makes them feel so timeless. They’ve been made in Italy from durable tortoiseshell acetate and stamped with the label’s moniker in silver along the arms. Store yours in the logo-embossed case when you're not wearing them. 

Round-frame tortoiseshell acetate sunglasses

Oversized sunglasses appeared all over the Fall '20 runways, and Prada's square-frame pair is a bold, yet wearable, way to embrace the trend. Made in Italy from tortoiseshell acetate and fitted with gradient brown lenses to match, they have thick black arms debossed with the brand's logo. Stow them inside the accompanying case when you're not wearing them.

Square-frame tortoiseshell acetate sunglasses

Prada Eyewear's sunglasses are made from tortoiseshell acetate with squared cat-eye frames reminiscent of glamorous vintage styles. The slim gold-tone arms are etched with the brand's moniker at the temples. Store yours in the protective case to keep them scratch-free.

Cat-eye tortoiseshell acetate and gold-tone sunglasses

Prada Eyewear's sunglasses have been made in Italy from glossy black and tortoiseshell acetate for a cool two-tone look. They're fitted with gradient lenses and have square frames balanced by sturdy arms etched with the house's moniker at the temples. They're especially flattering on round and oval faces.

Square-frame acetate sunglasses

Prada Eyewear's 'Cinema Evolution' sunglasses have a cat-eye silhouette accentuated by a contrasting white stripe running through the browbar. Made in Italy from lightweight acetate, they have slender gold-tone arms and flexible nose pads. Store yours in the case between uses.

Cinema Evolution cat-eye acetate and gold-tone sunglasses

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