Here’s the fast pick: choose the shape you love, then match material and size to how you want the frame to feel on your face.
Find your fit and size. Most Police eyeglasses center around lens widths 53-55 mm with bridges 14-19 mm and temples 140-145 mm. Sunglasses typically span 53-62 mm lenses and 145 mm temples. If you’re between sizes, a 53-54 mm lens suits narrower faces, while 55-56 mm offers a roomier look without feeling oversized.
Many Police sunglasses include brand sun lenses with 100% UVA and UVB protection, while eyeglasses arrive with demo lenses and your optician fits your prescription.
Low-bridge comfort
If frames touch your cheeks or slide, look for keyhole or higher-set bridges, adjustable nose pads on metal styles, or slightly narrower 53-54 mm lens widths. A tiny pad tweak can lift the frame and stop slip without changing your favorite shape. Our low-bridge notes on each product help you decide faster.
Ease temple pressure
Feeling pinched near the ears? Try frames with spring hinges or adjust the temple curve to rest pressure farther back on the head. Metal temples are easier to micro-adjust; acetate benefits from a gentle warm fit in-store. Top 5 Benefits of Spring Hinge Technology in Eyeglasses.
Materials and care. Acetate brings color depth and a planted feel; metal is lighter with adjustable pads. Rinse lenses after dusty days and store glasses in their original case included with most models. Assortments refresh regularly, so selections may rotate over time. For exchanges, check our Returns policy.
| Model | Shape/Material | Lens/UV | Fit notes |
|---|
| Vpl929 | Cat eye - acetate | Demo lenses | Spring hinges add flex; 54-14-140 suits medium faces. |
| Vplg69 | Rectangular - metal | Demo lenses | Adjustable pads dial in bridge height; 53-18-145 easy daily fit. |
| Spl873 | Oval - acetate | 100% UVA and UVB | 53-19-145 balanced for most; comfy everyday coverage. |
| Spl582 | Aviator - acetate | Polarized | 58-13-145 larger lens with classic pilot lines. |
FAQ
What defines the Police eyewear look?
Clean, urban lines with bold edges. You’ll see pilot, rectangular, and cat eye shapes in modern acetates and metals, plus crisp logos used sparingly. The aim is confident, everyday wear that feels current without chasing fads, so your glasses stay relevant across seasons.
Are Police sunglasses 100 percent UV protected?
Many Police sunglasses specify full UV coverage on their product pages, blocking both UVA and UVB rays. Always check the lens details on the model you choose, as features can vary by style and production run. Larger lenses also help with coverage around the eyes.
Do Police eyeglasses come with demo lenses?
Yes, optical frames typically arrive with demo lenses for display. Your prescription lenses are fitted by your optician, who will also adjust nose pads and temples for comfort. If you’re between sizes, your optician can fine-tune bridge height and ear bend during the fitting.
Which size should I pick, 53 or 55 mm?
Think face width and look. Around 53-54 mm suits narrower or more fitted looks; 55-56 mm reads roomier and can balance wider faces. Bridge width matters too: a 14-17 mm bridge sits closer, while 18-19 mm opens space. If unsure, start with your current frame’s printed size.
Are there polarized Police aviators?
Some Police aviators are offered with polarized sun lenses to reduce glare. Availability can shift by color code and season, so check the lens type on the product page. If glare reduction is a priority, compare lens notes before choosing your frame color and size.
What if my glasses press on my temples?
Look for spring hinges, slightly longer temple lengths, or metal frames with easier bendability. A small adjustment moves pressure away from sensitive spots. Our comfort notes call this out, and an optician can add a softer behind-the-ear curve to relieve the pinch.
Do Police frames suit low bridge noses?
Yes. Prefer metal styles with adjustable pads or keyhole bridges in acetate. Slightly narrower lens widths keep cheeks clear. For shape ideas, see our face-shape tips in the guides section of our blog.
Are these authentic Police products?
We are an authorized retailer for Police eyewear at ModaFrames, and products arrive with manufacturer branding and an original case. If you have questions about a specific model code or color, reach out and we’ll help confirm details.
What materials should I choose, metal or acetate?
Acetate gives rich color and a planted feel; metal is lighter with adjustable pads and a slimmer profile. Mixed builds pair a metal core with acetate rims. If you need frequent tweaks, metal offers the quickest micro-adjustments for bridge height and temple comfort.
What’s your return window if the fit is off?
We make exchanges simple if the size or feel isn’t right the first time. Start with a gentle home try, keep tags on, and retain the case. If you need to swap, head to our policy page for steps and timeframes before sending the frame back.
