MERRY'SRetro Round Polarized Sunglasses - Unisex Double Bridge Sun Glasses

I keep loosing them. I’m on number 5. I really like them they are just so lightweight which I really like BUT if they will come out your back pocket or off your head you won’t notice

A deal for the money. Lenses are excellent.

Great looking glasses at a great price.

Glasses are my thing. I buy all kinds including some expensive ones. I love these Merrys..they're stylish, lightweight and inexpensive. My first pair, the lens film did start to bubble after a couple months of constant wearing so I was bummed BUT .. even if I have to purchase multiple pair of these throughout the year I'm still saving tons!

Exactly what I had expected, good quality & fit.

These were shockingly cheaply made. The lenses are NOT polarized, and the "mirror" finish is see-through and you can see the eyes. The case was nice, but for over $20, I could have easily bought better quality sunglasses at the Dollar Tree. I opened my package, tried on, and immediately wrapped it back up again and scheduled the return. Very few times am I shocked by items I receive, as I do read reviews thoroughly, but these were a strong "No". Definitely not worth the money at all.

These look similar to Ray-Bans I've tried on in store. These aren't quite the same, they are a little smaller and not as sturdy. The listing claims the lenses are polarized, but they're definitely not. But, if you're like me and often drop or sit on your sunglasses, or take them to the beach where they get scratched or covered in sunscreen, they're not a bad purchase.

I purchased these sunglasses because they are very similar to a Rayban style I saw & liked in the store which sold for $200. These glasses fit the same, look the same, however, the quality is a little less than the Raybans [keyword being "little"]. Do the math... You're talking a $184 savings which means you could buy 12 pair of the Merry's sunglasses for one pair of Raybans! No doubt I would purchase again and I just may get another color now. And they are polarized.