Vintage sunglasses

Straight out of the 90's and 2000's, this collection of vintage sunglasses for men and women is totally retro and trendy. Dress up your eyes and your style with  ultra-trendy vintage rectangular sunglasses with or without print. With our Vintage Collection you get retro sunglasses for men and women at best budget to switch up your sunglasses and match your outfit. This reborn collection offers you retro-inspired and fully Instagrammable sunglasses. After all, the trend of sunglasses that is in for 2023 are sunglasses straight from the 90s and 2000s! 

There's a pair for everyone, whether you're looking for a classic style of thin metal sunglasses, vintage transparent sunglasses or oversized butterfly sunglasses. Rectangular sunglasses combined with a rock look or denim outfit give a vintage style that's totally assertive.

These vintage sunglasses from the 90s and 2000s represent the fashion-forward and experimental styles of those eras. They offer a unique and nostalgic touch to any outfit, allowing you to channel the trends of the past while making a fashionable statement today.

Oval-shaped frames were a popular choice in the 90s and early 2000s. These sunglasses featured slim and elongated frames with rounded edges. Frame materials ranged from colorful plastic to metal, and lens colors included gradient shades of brown, gray, and blue.

Rimless sunglasses gained popularity in the late 90s and early 2000s. These sunglasses had lenses attached to minimalistic metal frames, creating a sleek and futuristic look. The lens shapes varied, including rectangular, oval, and wraparound styles.

Matrix-Inspired Sunglasses: The release of the movie "The Matrix" in 1999 influenced eyewear fashion with its sleek and edgy styles. Sunglasses inspired by the film featured narrow, wraparound frames, often in black. The lenses were typically dark-tinted or mirrored, adding to the futuristic aesthetic.

Small frame sunglasses were a popular choice in the 90s, embraced by celebrities and fashion-forward individuals. These sunglasses featured tiny frames with narrow lenses, creating a bold and retro look. Colors varied from classic black to vibrant hues like red, yellow, and blue.

Sporty wraparound sunglasses were a prominent trend in the late 90s and early 2000s. These sunglasses featured curved frames that wrapped around the face, providing maximum protection from sunlight. Frame materials were often lightweight and durable, with lens colors ranging from dark gray to amber or rose.

Shield sunglasses gained popularity in the early 2000s, known for their single, oversized lens. These sunglasses often had a futuristic and space-age design, with lens colors ranging from mirrored silver to vibrant shades like purple or blue. Frame materials varied, including metal, plastic, or a combination of both.