Round Sunglasses

Round sunglasses look good on rectangle, square, diamond, heart and oblong face shapes.

To know more about your face shape, check out our face shape guide: https://www.kraywoods.com/blogs/our-stories/face-shape-guide.

If you have a round face shape, we recommend angular shapes of sunglasses like square sunglasses.

You can even go for geometric round sunglasses if you’re looking for round frames to suit your round face. Here are our picks for the best sunglasses for round face shape.

Browline gold sunglasses with perfect semi-rimless frames are another excellent option for male and female round faces: Tom & Cat sunglasses are the perfect fit. Cat-eye sunglasses are one of the most fashionable and flattering frames for round faces.

So if you’re looking for unique round sunglasses frames, go for the Willow round sunglasses. Another fan favourite is the daze and gold sunglasses which are the perfect twist on the circle round sunglasses for a round face shape.

Round or circular sunglasses were rocked by John Lennon, Elton John, Jerry Garcia, Ozzy Osbourne and many other musicians as part of their signature look.

Since then, round sunglasses have become a signature look and style to wear round sunglasses frames.

They were also featured by many popular characters, such as Harry potter.

Circle round sunglasses never went out of style and became a retro look. These round frames have become so popular due to their timeless appeal in Ray Ban brands.

Yes, especially If you have defined cheekbones and a strong jaw, round glasses frames are the ones for you.

The softness of this traditional round sunglasses frame style will completely contrast your facial structure to create balance.

In addition, the variety of different colours, shades and lenses has made these circle frames remain fashionable and modern through the different eras, and make you stand out from the crowd.

You can find at Kraywoods and Ray Ban coloured frames that fit the up-to-date trends like the Flash sunglasses style, a pair of vibrant blue acetate round sunglasses.

Circular or round sunglasses, often called “tea shades”, were a popular choice for pop icons in the 1960s and 70s. Features in brands such as Ray Ban.