The 20 Best Sunglasses on Amazon, According to Reviews

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I hope I'm not the only one who goes through at least 10 pairs of sunglasses a year. I'm constantly leaving them at restaurants, scratching them up in my bag, and just plain breaking them. That's not to say I don't respect the accessory, because I absolutely do. The best sunglasses can instantly make you look put together and elevate an outfit, whether it be a summer dress or a loungewear set. Maybe it's my clumsiness to blame for my inability to keep a pair of sunnies for long, but you'll never catch me spending lots of money on a pair. And don't even get me started on how hit or miss buying sunglasses online can be. 

That's where Amazon comes in, checking the boxes on both inexpensive sunglasses and lightning-quick delivery and returns. The e-retailer is my preferred way of shopping for shades, thanks to their affordable options and stellar return policy. I can buy two or three pairs to figure out what suits my face shape best, then send the losers back easily. And because I'm likely to break a few pairs, I can reorder my favorites and they'll be at my door in a matter of days with Prime. 

You really don't have to max out your budget to find a pair of sunglasses you'll love. To prove it, we've trawled the e-retailer to find the best frames that'll spark your interest. The best part? Almost every single pair of Amazon sunglasses on this list rings in at under $50, with most coming in at under $20. Happy shopping!

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WOWSUN Polarized Sunglasses for Women $29 $13
Two pairs of polarized sunglasses for $13 sounds too good to be true, but it's real! These sunglasses look great on just about every face shape and the two different styles mean you always have a pair to go with your 'fit. 

WOWSUN Polarized Sunglasses for Women $29 $13

Two pairs of polarized sunglasses for $13 sounds too good to be true, but it's real! These sunglasses look great on just about every face shape and the two different styles mean you always have a pair to go with your 'fit. 

CARFIA Chic Retro Polarized Sunglasses for Women $36 $18 
These sunnies could easily pass for designer and they're under $20. Reviewers say they're polarized, sturdy, and offer full UV protection. You can even pick the size according to your face shape for a more flattering fit. 

CARFIA Chic Retro Polarized Sunglasses for Women $36 $18 

These sunnies could easily pass for designer and they're under $20. Reviewers say they're polarized, sturdy, and offer full UV protection. You can even pick the size according to your face shape for a more flattering fit. 

SOJOS Polarized Sunglasses for Women and Men $16 $13
If you're unsure what kind of sunglasses look good on you, might we suggest opting for this wire-framed pair? Over 20,000 shoppers loved these sunglasses enough to leave a 5-star review.  

SOJOS Polarized Sunglasses for Women and Men $16 $13

If you're unsure what kind of sunglasses look good on you, might we suggest opting for this wire-framed pair? Over 20,000 shoppers loved these sunglasses enough to leave a 5-star review.  

SOJOS Fashion Round Sunglasses $20 $13 at Amazon
For lovers of big lenses, these sunnies are for you. They're big and beautiful and oh so luxurious. Choose from classic options like tortoiseshell or black, or opt for something a little more unique like pink, green, or grey. 

SOJOS Fashion Round Sunglasses $20 $13 at Amazon

For lovers of big lenses, these sunnies are for you. They're big and beautiful and oh so luxurious. Choose from classic options like tortoiseshell or black, or opt for something a little more unique like pink, green, or grey. 

SOJOS Polarized Narrow Square Cateye Sunglasses $20 $13
SOJOS has top-notch sunnies at an affordable price, but for Prime Day, they are even more affordable. These have a fun cateye shape, perfect for achieving that vintage beach look. 

SOJOS Polarized Narrow Square Cateye Sunglasses $20 $13

SOJOS has top-notch sunnies at an affordable price, but for Prime Day, they are even more affordable. These have a fun cateye shape, perfect for achieving that vintage beach look. 

Freckles Mark Vintage Retro 70s Sunglasses $20 $10 at Amazon
These retro-looking shades are giving a '70s hippie vibe in the best way possible. The tinted yellow lenses are a great way to switch it up from your usual style. That $10 price tag isn't too bad on your wallet either. 

Freckles Mark Vintage Retro 70s Sunglasses $20 $10 at Amazon

These retro-looking shades are giving a '70s hippie vibe in the best way possible. The tinted yellow lenses are a great way to switch it up from your usual style. That $10 price tag isn't too bad on your wallet either. 

SOJOS Trendy Sunglasses for Women and Men $20 $12 at Amazon
For those that like to have a little more fun with their accessories, these trendy sunnies will fit right in with their wardrobe. Along with neutral shades, they come in just about every color to fit your personal aesthetic. 

SOJOS Trendy Sunglasses for Women and Men $20 $12 at Amazon

For those that like to have a little more fun with their accessories, these trendy sunnies will fit right in with their wardrobe. Along with neutral shades, they come in just about every color to fit your personal aesthetic. 

The Best Sunglasses on Amazon

Brooke Knappenberger
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Brooke Knappenberger is Contributing Writer at Marie Claire, where she writes across the board from fashion and beauty to books and celebrities. As a pop culture junkie, Brooke obsessively consumes and writes about the latest movie releases, streaming TV shows, and celebrity scandals. She has over three years of experience writing on fashion, beauty, and entertainment and her work has appeared on Looper, NickiSwift, The Sun US, and Vox Magazine of Columbia, Missouri. Brooke obtained her Bachelor's Degree in Journalism from the University of Missouri’s School of Journalism with an emphasis on Magazine Editing and has a minor in Textile and Apparel Management.

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