rag & bone 55mm Square Sunglasses
rag & bone
$150.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The rag & bone 55mm Square Sunglasses command the moment with bold, graphic lines and a horn-pattern that feels both luxe and urban. The square silhouette sits flat across the brow, while a flat-top bridge delivers a modern edge. Subtle signature detail comes through in the core wire visible through the temples, giving a hint of technical chic that reads as effortless cool.
Built for everyday wear with practical polish, these acetate frames house 55mm lens width, a 17mm bridge, and 145mm temple length for a balanced, comfortable fit. They boast 100% UV protection and integrated nose pads for a secure, smooth sit that stays put from city streets to sunlit sidewalks. Prescription compatibility widens the style versatility while keeping the look clean and refined.
Rag & bone continues to fuse streetwise attitude with refined tailoring, and these sunglasses nod to that ethos with confidence. Pair them with a crisp white tee and high-rise denim for a sleek daytime moment, or let them sharpen a monochrome look with a sharp blazer and leather accents. The acetate build and tonal horn pattern anchor a sense of luxe ease that feels unmistakably rag & bone.
Materials / Fabrication
- Acetate frames
- 55mm lens width
- 17mm bridge
- 145mm temple length
- Horn-pattern tonal detailing
- Flat-top bridge with square silhouette
- Core wire visible through the temples
- 100 percent UV protection
- Integrated nose pads
- Prescription compatibility
Recommended Care
- Clean lenses with a microfiber cloth and lens cleaner; avoid abrasive materials
- Store in a protective case when not in use
- Avoid harsh solvents, heat, and prolonged exposure to sunlight
- Wipe away fingerprints and oils promptly to maintain clarity
Fit Notes
- Lens width is 55 mm, bridge is 17 mm, and temple length is 145 mm to help gauge fit on the face.
- Integrated nose pads provide stabilizing support during wear.
- Prescription-compatible option is available for corrective lenses.
