Acetate Sunglasses: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 15, 2026
Browse 12 listings for Acetate Sunglasses, including options from Shwood and Fashion Clinic. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 12 displayed listings with prices are listed from $125.00 to $500.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Most frames are made from acetate, a lightweight plant-based plastic that can be dyed in many colors and patterns. Styles include classic round, oval and rectangular shapes, often with metal hinges or nose pads.
When choosing acetate sunglasses, look for a UV-400 rating to protect your eyes, and check that the lenses are scratch-resistant. The fit should feel comfortable on the bridge and ears without pinching, and the temples should have a smooth finish to avoid irritation.
Acetate frames can be heavier than metal, so consider the overall weight if you plan to wear them all day. Some models add rubber or silicone inserts for extra grip, and many offer interchangeable lenses for different lighting conditions.

Francis Acetate Sunglasses
Shwood
$149.00

Ainsworth Acetate Sunglasses
Shwood
$250.00

Keizer Acetate Sunglasses
Shwood
$250.00

Black Queen Oval Acetate Sunglasses
Fashion Clinic
$500.00

Grant Acetate Sunglasses
Shwood
$199.00

Hawthorne Acetate Sunglasses
Shwood
$199.00

Kennedy Acetate Sunglasses
Shwood
$199.00

Dopamy Orange Acetate Sunglasses
Fashion Clinic
$430.00

Envy Orange Acetate Oval Sunglasses
Fashion Clinic
$410.00

Eugene Acetate Sunglasses
Shwood
$125.00

Hamilton Acetate Sunglasses
Shwood
$149.00

Black Acetate Sunglasses
Fashion Clinic
$355.00
Questions
What makes acetate a good material for sunglasses?
Acetate is durable, lightweight and can be molded into many shapes while holding vibrant colors.
Do acetate sunglasses provide UV protection?
UV protection depends on the lenses, not the frame, so check for a UV-400 label.
How can I tell if the fit is right?
The frames should sit evenly on your nose and ears without sliding or pinching when you move.
Are acetate sunglasses easy to repair?
Minor scratches can be polished, and hinges can often be tightened by a jeweler or optician.