Built for bold days: Police sunglasses at a glance
Expect city-ready shapes, sturdy materials and sizes that make choosing easy. Police brings a confident look without fuss, with go-to widths for most faces and mirrored options when you want extra flash.
Fit and size made simple
Most frames in this collection cluster around 54-62 mm lens widths, which suits medium to wider faces; wrap shields are outliers at around 99 mm. Debating aviators at 58 vs 62? Choose 58 for a versatile, everyday look or 62 for larger coverage and a bolder statement. If temples feel snug, a quick optician tune at the ends usually relieves pressure behind the ears.
Lens tech you can use
Select Police sun lenses include 100% UVA and UVB protection, with mirrored and polarized finishes appearing on specific models. If you want glare-cutting lenses for driving or water, explore our polarized sunglasses.
Low-bridge comfort tips
Prefer frames that don’t slip on a lower nose bridge? Look for metal styles with adjustable nose pads or mixed builds where pads can be fine-tuned. A slight inward bend at the temple tips and a higher saddle position also help keep the frame stable without pinching.
Most listings include a protective case or pouch - check the product page for what’s included. Styles rotate and sizes can vary by color, so check each product page for current options.
| Model | Shape/Material | Lens/UV | Fit notes |
|---|
| Spl966n | Aviator, metal & plastic | 100% UVA/UVB | 62-15-145 - medium-wide coverage |
| Spl575 | Square, metal & plastic | 100% UVA/UVB | 54-16-145 - neat everyday fit |
| Spl582 | Aviator, plastic | Polarized | 58-13-145 - balanced medium fit |
FAQ
Are Police sunglasses from an Italian brand?
Yes. Police launched in Italy in 1983 and is part of the De Rigo eyewear family. The brand’s look blends metropolitan attitude with practical, everyday wearability, which is why you’ll see classic aviators alongside wrap shields and squared profiles in this collection.
Do Police aviators fit better in 58 or 62 mm?
Think of 58 mm as the versatile, medium fit most faces can wear comfortably. The 62 mm size reads larger and offers more coverage, great if you prefer an oversized look or have a wider face. If you’re between sizes, start with 58 mm and adjust temples for comfort.
Do Police sunglasses have 100% UV protection?
Many Police models include lenses rated for 100% UVA and UVB protection, and some add mirrored finishes. Always check the product page details for the specific pair you’re considering; you’ll find UV information listed alongside measurements and materials.
Are any Police sunglasses polarized?
Yes, select models use polarized lenses to reduce glare. Availability changes by style and colorway. If glare-cutting is a must, start with our dedicated polarized category and then filter by your preferred shape and size.
How do I stop sunglasses from sliding on a low bridge?
Choose frames with adjustable nose pads, then ask an optician to set a slightly higher pad angle and add a mild inward curl at the temple tips. That combo increases contact without hot spots, helping the frame stay put on lower or softer bridges.
Are your Police sunglasses authentic?
ModaFrames is an authorized retailer, sourcing Police sunglasses through trusted channels. Each listing shows brand, materials and measurements so you can compare confidently. If you have questions before buying, reach out and we’ll help you verify details for a specific model.
What materials do Police frames use?
You’ll see lightweight metals, durable acetate and practical metal-plastic combos. Metals with adjustable pads offer easy fine-tuning; acetate brings a smooth feel and bold color options. Mixed builds balance stability with comfort for all-day wear.
Will the temples press too much behind my ears?
Most pressure comes from a tight temple curve or length mismatch. An optician can warm and slightly open the last centimeter of each temple for relief. If you have a wider head, pick models noted for 58-62 mm lenses and roomier end pieces to reduce squeeze.
Where can I learn which shapes suit my face?
Use our concise face-shape guide to map features to frames, then try a similar Police silhouette. It explains what usually flatters round, square, oval or heart-shaped faces and how to adjust pads and temples for a stable, comfortable fit.
Do these sunglasses come with a case or pouch?
Listings typically include a protective case or pouch, but it can vary by model and colorway. Check the “What’s included” area on the product page for the pair you’re considering so you know exactly how your sunglasses will be packaged.
