What are geometric sunglasses?

Geometric sunglasses move away from simple round or square lenses. They use strong angles, flat planes and bold proportions, so the frame reads almost like a piece of architecture. They're a way to make a statement without relying on logos or decoration. In our collection, that means two directions: oversized fashion frames and sculpted sport frames.

Bloch: oversized and architectural

The Bloch is designed for people who see sunglasses as a central part of their look. It's an oversized frame with heavy-set lines and a confident, expansive profile, but it sits lightly on the bridge. Bloch Havana has a shield-like front in tortoiseshell, Bloch Black is the most dramatic, and Bloch Grey and Bloch Champagne are lighter alternatives.

Grosso and Vork: sculpted sport frames

The Grosso is our performance shield: a large, wrap-around frame for maximum coverage and stability, with rubber nose pads and temple tips that keep it in place when you move. Try Grosso White & Blue or Grosso Black & Green. The Vork is lighter and more aerodynamic, with the same kind of grip; see Vork Green or Vork Orange. Both are made from recycled TR90, a flexible material that's light and resistant to impact. For more sporty frames, see our sport sunglasses.

What face shape suits geometric sunglasses?

Angular frames create contrast, so they work best where the face has soft lines:

• Round faces: the strongest match. Angles add definition and make the face look longer.
• Oval faces: can wear almost any geometric frame, from subtle to bold.
• Long faces: oversized frames like the Bloch add width and visually shorten the face.
• Heart-shaped faces: choose balanced proportions that don't feel too heavy at the top.
• Square faces: go for softer angles rather than the sharpest, thickest frame, so it doesn't compete with a strong jaw.

Read our guide which sunglasses suit my face? to find your face shape.

How to style geometric sunglasses

With a frame this strong, keep the rest simple. The Bloch looks best with clean basics: a white T-shirt, a blazer or a trench coat. If all-black feels too severe, go for havana or champagne. Grosso and Vork are made for running, cycling and days outdoors, but the sporty shield look also works in the city with a technical jacket or a tracksuit.

Are geometric and shield sunglasses in style?

Yes. Big shield and wrap-around sunglasses are the headline trend heading into 2027, alongside chunky, oversized frames. Read more in our sunglasses trends for 2027.

Materials, UV400 and CE marking

The Bloch is made from 100% recycled plastics, with an rPCTG front and recycled cellulose propionate temples with a stainless steel core. Grosso and Vork are made from recycled TR90. All lenses are made from recycled PMMA with certified UV400 protection. All ECO SHADES sunglasses are CE marked and come with a 2-year warranty. Every frame in this collection costs $50 / C$60 / €29.95 / 199 kr.

FAQ about geometric sunglasses

What are geometric sunglasses?

Geometric sunglasses have angular, architectural frames rather than simple round or square lenses. They include oversized statement frames and sculpted shield shapes.

What face shape suits geometric sunglasses?

Round and oval faces suit them best, because the angles add definition. Square faces should choose softer angles.

Are geometric sunglasses for men or women?

Both. Every frame in this collection can be worn by men and women.

Can I use Grosso or Vork for sport?

Yes. Both are designed for an active lifestyle, with rubber nose pads and temple tips for a secure grip.

Are your geometric sunglasses polarised?

No, our lenses are not polarised, but they have certified UV400 protection. Read more in are polarised sunglasses worth it?

Looking for a bold but more classic shape? See our square sunglasses or rectangular sunglasses.