Wholesale fashion sunglasses
Cat-eye, round, square, rectangular, aviator, rimless, double bridge, steampunk and sports-style sunglasses with UV400 and polarised lens options, in TR90, acetate, polycarbonate and metal frames. Buy them at the supplier minimum or under your own brand.
Sunglasses are personal protective equipment in the EU. Before you order we confirm the filter category, the CE documents and the user information the supplier can show for that exact model.
20 products in this category
Supplier minimum and an indicative “from” price on every card. Open a product for frame and lens material, filter data and branding options.
Polarised Sunglasses with TR90 Frame and Photochromic Lenses
from €10.06 net
Thick Rectangular Acetate Frame Sunglasses, UV400
from €31.05 net
Polarised Square TR90 Sunglasses with TAC Lenses
from €10.93 net
Round Steampunk Sunglasses with Metal Frame, UV400
from €10.35 net
Unisex Square Frame Sunglasses with Gradient Lenses
from €12.08 net
Sports Shield Sunglasses with One-Piece Polycarbonate Lens
from €3.31 net
Women's Oval Rimless Sunglasses with Metal Temples
from €7.19 net
Polarised Unisex Sunglasses with Polycarbonate Frame
from €10.35 net
Round Retro Sunglasses with Rhinestone Frame
from €12.51 net
Men's Octagonal Rimless Sunglasses with Metal Temples
from €6.64 net
Double Bridge Metal Frame Sunglasses, 9 Colours
from €4.74 net
Men's Polarised Square Sunglasses, Black Frame
from €2.30 net
Polarised Sports Sunglasses with TR90 Frame and Adjustable Nose Pads
from €15.24 net
Women's Vintage Aviator Sunglasses with Double Bridge, 7 Colours
from €1.01 net
Women's Y2K Cat-Eye Sunglasses with Metal Frame
from €5.75 net
Narrow Half-Frame Cat-Eye Sunglasses, 6 Colours
from €6.21 net
Women's Rectangular Cat-Eye Sunglasses with Gradient Lenses
from €6.76 net
Round Sunglasses with Slim Metal Frame, 6 Options
from €6.47 net
Round Planet Sunglasses with Alloy Ring Frame
from €8.05 net
Round Steampunk Sunglasses with Side Shields
from €8.48 net
Buying guide
Sunglasses are a spring and summer category with fast turnover: shops buy several shapes in small quantities and reorder the ones that sell. Unlike most accessories, they come with legal requirements, so the documents matter as much as the frame shape. We work with partner factories on factory-direct supply, but we are an importer rather than a sunglasses manufacturer: we handle sourcing, samples, inspection and the EU paperwork. If you are looking for a sunglasses supplier in Europe, ask for the same data on every model.
What is in the range
Women’s cat-eye and half-frame cat-eye styles; round metal, planet and steampunk sunglasses; square and rectangular frames in acetate, TR90 and polycarbonate; double bridge and vintage aviators; oval and octagonal rimless sunglasses; polarised square and unisex models; sports shield and sports sunglasses with TR90 frames and adjustable nose pads; photochromic polarised lenses on selected models.
What we ask for
Sunglasses fall under Regulation (EU) 2016/425 as category I personal protective equipment. Each model needs CE marking, an EU declaration of conformity, a filter category from 0 to 4 under EN ISO 12312-1 and user information in the language of the country of sale, including “not suitable for driving” where the category requires it. We ask for the test report behind the filter category and check that it matches the model and lens colour. UV400 and polarised are stated only where the supplier confirms them. GPSR data with our details as EU importer goes on the tag, case or pouch.
Not in the range
Prescription and optical glasses are medical devices and are not offered. We also do not supply copies of recognisable branded frames or logos. Ready-made reading glasses are medical devices as well and are outside this category.
Private label options
Logo on the frame
Printed or laser-marked logo on the temple, a logo on the lens corner where the model allows it, and branded cleaning cloths.
Cases and tags
Pouches, hard or soft cases and hang tags with EAN, filter category, CE marking and GPSR data in your languages.
Frame and lens colours
Your frame colours, lens tints, gradient or mirror finishes and polarised options, fixed in a pre-production sample.
Checklist before you order
- Ask for the filter category per lens colour, not per model: dark and light lenses differ
- Request the EU declaration of conformity and the EN ISO 12312-1 test report, with laboratory and date
- Check that user information, including any “not for driving” warning, exists in your languages
- Confirm polarised lenses on a sample before you print “polarised” on the tag
- Check hinges and temple fit on a sample; cheap hinges are the main source of returns
- Order sunglasses for spring by November–January for March–April delivery
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order for wholesale sunglasses?
Each card shows the supplier minimum for that model; some styles start at a few pieces, sports models at several hundred. Sunglasses with your logo, case or lens colours typically start at about 300 pieces per model, often split across colours.
Do your sunglasses have CE marking?
Sunglasses sold in the EU must carry CE marking as category I PPE. We request the declaration of conformity and the filter test report for each model before shipment. Where a document is missing, we tell you and do not ship the model as it is.
What does UV400 mean on the card?
It means the supplier states the lenses block UV light up to 400 nm. We do not promise more than the filter category and test report show, and we avoid absolute protection claims that the report does not support.
Are the lenses polarised?
Only the models whose card says polarised. Many fashion styles have tinted or gradient lenses without polarisation. We check polarised lenses on samples before you order in volume.
When should we order sunglasses for the summer season?
Order by November–January for March–April delivery. Own-brand orders for spring should be placed by mid-December, because factory holidays in late January–February stop production for several weeks.
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