10 Pairs of Sunglasses You Can Buy Online For Less than $200

Australia’s beloved brand Quay is known for its super affordable and durable sunglasses (the type you don’t have to feel perpetually worried about losing or breaking). Last month, the brand revealed its second collaboration with model Chrissy Teigen. The Quay x Chrissy Teigen collection includes nine styles of sunglasses, including the classic and casual yet chic Sweet Dreams model. Essentially a combination of several styles in the collection, the sunglasses feature a square shape and gold brow bar.

Le Specs’ Echo ’90s-style cat-eye sunnies make an understated statement with their stylish yet minimalist design. The adaptable and flattering sunglasses feature a metal rim, small silhouettes, spring hinges, and subtle metal plate detailing on the top left. They are available in matte gold, black smoke, or a matte rose gold.

Even though we’re not really getting dressed up these days, we can still accessorize right? These cream Raen sunglasses will look fab with your cozy sweat suits while you go on a nice afternoon walk around the block.

The spring and summer seasons are the perfect time to break out a little colour, right? So why not start with your sunnies. These Bailey Nelson Zoe Sunglasses are on trend and will surely brighten up your wardrobe and your day!

Once the cottage opens for the season, Bollé’s Holman Floatable sunglasses are perfect for days on the dock, on the boat, or for water sports, thanks to the brands new floatable technology. These sturdy and sporty sunnies are available in an assortment of vibrant colours, with HD Polarized lens options.

London-based brand Spitfire’s popular Astley sunglasses feature a minimal chic lightweight frame and are perfect for cruising the city streets – whether or not social distancing measures are still enforced. These sunglasses are available in a variety of colour options for the frames and lenses, including clear, matte black/black, tortoise shell/black, and black/clear.

Beloved Canadian comfy clothes brand Roots also makes sunglasses – and ones that won’t break the bank. If you’re in the market for a new pair of staple aviators, Roots has a few options, including the 54 mm model. These black-on-black sunglasses offer a simple aesthetic that make them a no-fail option to complete any outfit (even if that means your favourite social isolation sweats).

Anyone who’s ever owned a pair of Ray Bans knows that a purchase of a pair always makes incredible sense in the cost-per-wear department. Like most styles of the iconic brand, Ray Ban’s Hexagonal Flats are an updated classic, featuring hexagonal round metal shape with thin coined profiles and flat crystal lenses. The glasses are available in a variety of lens and frame colours.

Do-good company TOMS – known for its famous footwear – also makes sunglasses. The unisex Bellini model is inspired by luxe hotels on the French Riveira and features a round frame that complements many face types. Perhaps the best part about these sunglasses, is that for every pair purchased, TOMS will help to give sight to a person in need.