Our Urban Classics page features sunglasses from the German streetwear brand, with trendy shapes and affordable prices, along with our tips for choosing your frame style, lenses, and checking UV protection.
The urban style, at a low price.
Urban Classics is a German streetwear brand, known for its urban basics, loose t-shirts, hoodies, joggers, and jackets, all at accessible prices. Its sunglasses follow the same philosophy: shapes inspired by street and hip-hop trends, easy to match, which you can buy in several styles to vary your look throughout the summer.
Sunglasses also come in different brands:
All sunglasses can be found on the sunglasses page.
Round sunglasses, inspired by retro styles, soften angular faces. Square and rectangular sunglasses, thick frames, structure round faces. The aviator style, with a double bridge and teardrop lenses, remains a timeless classic. Mask glasses, with a single enveloping lens, and small oval or rectangular sunglasses, inspired by the 1990s and 2000s, are the most worn in current urban style. Tinted lenses add a fashionable touch.
Even for a stylish pair, it's important to check the protection: the CE marking and the UV400 label, which ensures ultraviolet filtering, are essential. Very light or lightly tinted lenses are suitable for city wear on overcast days but not for the bright sun at the beach or in the mountains, where darker lenses are chosen. Store your sunglasses in a case to prevent scratches, and clean them with a microfiber cloth rather than a t-shirt.
Good deals can also be found in good plans, promotions, stock clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and the items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The key sales events of the year follow a steady order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, holiday season, winter sales, spring French Days, then summer sales and back-to-school offers.
A round face is balanced with square or rectangular frames, a square face with round or oval shapes. An oval face can almost pull off anything, including retro or oversized styles.
Check the CE marking and the filter category, from zero to four, printed on the arm. Category three is suitable for full sun in the city or at the beach; category four is too dark and is not allowed for driving.
A German streetwear brand, known for its urban basics, loose t-shirts, hoodies, and joggers at accessible prices. Its sunglasses embody this spirit with easy-to-match shapes.
A polarized lens filters reflections off water, roads, or snow and eases eye strain. A classic tinted lens reduces brightness without eliminating glare: check the label before purchase.
Clean the lenses with lukewarm soapy water and dry them with a microfiber cloth, never with a garment that can scratch the coating. Store them in their case and don't leave them in direct sunlight on the dashboard.