10 Best Sunglasses of 2025: Meta Ray-Ban, Oakleys, and More

Honorable Mentions We’ve tried so many sunglasses that not every pair can take a top spot. Here are some of the many pairs we've tested over the years that didn’t quite make the cut: Photograph: Ombraz Ombraz Armless Sunglasses for $160: Ombraz has a recycled nylon cord that meets in the back with two strong beads. You pull the beads to tighten the fit and pull the cord to loosen it, but it shouldn't come apart. That way, when you aren't wearing them, you can let them dangle around your neck. They're surprisingly comfortable and sturdy, with polarized lenses. I do wish they had cuter designs. These are a little 1970s. The company plants 20 trees for every pair of sunglasses sold and is part of the sustainability nonprofit 1% for the Planet. Maho Tulum No. 5 for $150: Maho makes many attractive shade styles, but Tulum is our top pick. The round lenses are flattering, and the glasses are lightweight, less than 7 ounces. The best part, though, is the Zuma fit and retention system (whi ... Read full article.