Quick take: expect a secure, fashion-forward fit with Italian-made lenses and frames
Most faces land best around 54-56 mm, while wider fits shine at 61-64 mm.
How Roberto Cavalli sunglasses fit
Oversized plastics hug gently without feeling heavy, and metal-and-acetate aviators balance width with lean bridge geometry. A simple rule of thumb: if your current favorites sit at 54-56 mm, start there; if you prefer more coverage or have a broader face, try 61-64 mm aviators for scale that still feels refined.
UV and lens clarity
These styles use branded sun lenses, and multiple Roberto Cavalli models in this assortment specify 100% UVA & UVB protection.
If you are comparing glare control options, read our 10 Best Polarized Sunglasses Under $100 in 2025 for a quick primer.
Low-bridge comfort
If frames tend to slip on a low nose bridge, prioritize models with a slightly higher bridge measurement or adjustable nose pads/bridge geometry; check that pads sit evenly, lenses clear your cheeks when you smile, and temple tips rest lightly behind the ears to keep sunglasses secure without pinching.
Ease temple pressure
When temples feel tight by late afternoon, choose frames with 1–2 mm more lens width or a slightly wider overall width. Prefer spring hinges, slim lightweight temples, and a gentle outward flare at the hinge so tips rest softly behind the ears.
Materials and care
Acetate brings depth and color, while metal details add sparkle without bulk. Store your pair in its case when not in use — most Roberto Cavalli sunglasses here include an original case.
“Big, glamorous shapes — but surprisingly easy to wear all day.”
Styles rotate as shipments vary through the season; check back for fresh drops.
| Model |
Shape/Material |
Lens/UV |
Fit notes |
| Src032 |
aviator, metal & acetate |
100% UVA & UVB |
61-12-140 - medium-large coverage |
| Src062 |
oversized, rimless metal & acetate |
100% UVA & UVB |
64-16-145 - large, light feel |
| Src067 |
oversized, acetate |
gradient |
54-20-140 - medium, easy everyday |
| Src007 |
oversized, acetate |
gradient |
55-17-140 - medium, soft wrap |
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FAQ
Are Roberto Cavalli sunglasses made in Italy?
Yes, the Roberto Cavalli sunglasses featured here list Italy as country of origin on their product pages. Materials include acetate and metal details, with finishes that echo the brand’s runway styling. Expect the mix of sculpted fronts and luxe trims that made the house famous.
How do Roberto Cavalli sunglasses fit on a low nose bridge?
Many plastics can slip on low bridges. Choose frames with slightly higher bridge numbers, or rim constructions that allow gentle nose-pad adjustment. A small fit tweak often solves sliding without tightening temples; start with medium widths if you typically wear 54-56 mm.
Do Roberto Cavalli sunglasses block 100% UVA & UVB?
Several models in this selection specify 100% UVA & UVB in their specs, while others feature gradient sun tints without an explicit claim. If full UV wording matters to you, filter by the product description and specifications to confirm before you buy.
What sizes are typical for Roberto Cavalli oversized styles?
Typical lens widths cluster around 54-56 mm for everyday wear, with larger statement pieces at 61-64 mm. Bridge values commonly range from the mid-teens to about 20 mm, and temples around 140-145 mm. Outliers exist, but this band suits most faces comfortably.
Are there aviator options among Roberto Cavalli sunglasses?
Yes. The lineup includes metal-and-acetate aviators that deliver wider coverage without extra weight. If you like a classic pilot profile with modern sparkle, start around 61 mm for a confident, face-balancing look.
Do Roberto Cavalli sunglasses come with a case or pouch?
Most listed pairs include an original case, noted on the product page. A case protects lenses and keeps metal trims from scuffing inside bags. It is a simple way to maintain finishes and preserve that fresh-from-the-box feel longer.
How do I stop temple pressure with these sunglasses?
Try a slightly wider lens width or lighter rim style to ease side tension. Small adjustments at the ear bend can also help. If you regularly feel tightness after an hour, step up a millimeter or two and reassess the fit at the bridge and ear curve together.
Are Roberto Cavalli sunglasses good for small faces?
Look at medium widths in the 54-56 mm range and shapes with tapered edges to keep proportions tidy. Oversized designs can still work on smaller faces when the bridge is balanced and the temple angle is correct, avoiding slide or cheek touch.
Is ModaFrames an authorized retailer for Roberto Cavalli eyewear?
Yes. ModaFrames is an authorized retailer for Roberto Cavalli eyewear. That means authentic products sourced through approved channels, original packaging, and model details that match manufacturer specifications.
How do I choose between gradient and darker tints?
Gradient lenses keep the field of view brighter for reading dashboards while still dimming overhead glare. Darker uniform tints feel moodier and hide the eyes more. Think about driving vs. beach days, then pick the finish that fits your light and style needs.
