Oval

Quince's women's oval sunglasses cover polarized acetate frames (in tortoise patterns and solid colors) and stainless steel frames (minimal metal finishes). All with polarized lenses. The oval silhouette is softer than rectangle but more elongated than round — sitting between the two angular and curved frame styles.

Oval — moderate curve, slightly elongated horizontally. Sits between round and rectangle in shape. Round — fully circular curve, more retro-styling aesthetic. Rectangle — angular with sharp corners, modern-minimal aesthetic. Oval reads more universal and timeless; round reads more vintage-inspired; rectangle reads more contemporary.

Yes — oval frames work across most face widths and shapes, making them one of the most universally flattering silhouettes. The moderate curve flatters angular faces by softening lines; the horizontal elongation works on rounder faces. Best for shoppers who want a versatile everyday sunglass without committing to distinctly retro (round) or modern-minimal (rectangle) styles.

Clean lenses with a microfiber cloth and lens cleaner — never paper towels (which scratch coatings) or shirt fabric. Store in the protective case when not wearing to prevent scratches and frame warping. Avoid leaving sunglasses in hot cars or direct sun for extended periods — heat can warp acetate frames and damage lens coatings. With proper care, polarized lenses and acetate frames hold up across many years of wear.