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Dynamic and desirable, it’s hard not to love our Panoramas sunglasses right off the bat. These stylish sunglasses were built specifically with all the whimsy of vintage vibes and dramatic scenes in mind. While thrifting for flashy sunglasses is always fun, we like to think the functional features of our affordable vintage sunglasses make them the better choice for everyday use. We promise not to judge if you just have to have it both ways.
Boxy with the attitude to match, our Panoramas polarized sunglasses are the queens of rounded edges. These shapely shades offer smoothed-out angular features around the nose, while every pair features metallic ‘K’ detailing for smooth moments of shameless spectacle.
Inspired by our Songbird frame style, along with classic leading ladies throughout time, our Panoramas sunglasses come in a variety of colors for any modern woman of choice. Blending in is always an option thanks to neutral mossy or black vintage sunglasses, but we always encourage expressing yourself as you see fit. Neon, pastel, and tortoise sunglasses are all on offer depending on what thrills you. Discovering a new favorite pair of retro sunglassesis only the beginning.
Style aside, the lenses on our Panoramas sunglasses are definitely our favorite part of the whole ensemble. No matter which set of stylish sunglasses you choose, every single pair comes standard with both polarized UV400 protection and impact resistance for life’s little accidents. There’s no telling when haughty inspiration will strike, but don’t worry, we’ll keep those dramatic scenes over curly fries between us.
Free Shipping Orders over $49
• FREE U.S. Domestic Shipping
• FREE Canada (orders $84 - $175)
*Excludes Surfboards, Bodyboards, Skateboards, Skimboards, Indo Boards, Board Bags and larger sized items.
Orders under $49:
• $9.99 East Coast
• $12.99 West Coast
• $15 Hawaii & Alaska
• $19.99 Canada
• All International Orders require a custom quote. Please contact us
• We offer Free Returns on purchases of $100 or more! Orders under $100 will need to provide their own return label.
• Certain items are Non-Returnable. These include: Bikini Bottoms & One-Piece Swimsuits, Used Surfboards, Gift Cards and Sale Items.
• When making a return, please include your Order# in your box and send the package to:
The Surf Station | Attention: Returns
1020 Anastasia Blvd.
St. Augustine, FL 32080
When will my order ship?
• Please allow 2-4 business days for processing before your order ships. We will provide you with an email once your order ships with a tracking number.
Do you offer expedited shipping?
• Yes, we do offer expedited services including Overnight, 2-Day, and more. Please email: [email protected]for a quote. Expedited orders placed after 3pm will be shipped the following business day.
Do you offer in-store pickup?
Yes. Please allow 24 hours to process and pull selected items. All items should be picked up at the main location, unless otherwise arranged with the online shipping department.
Finding the right pair of sunglasses can be a bit tricky. Check out these simple tips below and you'll be sure to order a pair of sunglasses that are right for you.
Determine Your Face Shape
Face Shape Frame Choosing Tips:
ROUND FACE: Choose frames that offset the uniformity of your face shape. Add angular frames to highlight your eye and cheekbones. Recommended frames: Rectangular, Square, Cat Eye. Avoid frames that are Oversized or Round.
SQUARE FACE: Look for frames that slightly soften the angles in your face. Choose frames wider than they are tall to help slim down the proportions of your face. Recommended frames: Round, Aviator. Avoid frames that are Rectangular or Small.
HEART/ANGULAR FACE: Being the most versatile of the face shapes, choose for styles that are slightly bottom-heavy and slightly wider than your forehead. Recommended Frames: Rectangular, Round, Aviator, Cat Eye. Avoid frames that are oversized or small that hug the eyes and temples.
OVAL FACE: Being Maintain the natural balance of your well proportioned face and look for frames that are as wide (or wider) than the broadest part of your face. Recommended Frames: Aviator, Rectangular, Square or Round. Avoid frames that are oversized.
Taking True Measurements:
Use a ruler to measure from cheekbone to cheekbone. Using a measuring tape or ruler, measure the distance between your left and right temples. Place the tape measure at the very top of your cheekbone, just below eye level, and stretch it to the same point on the other side of your face. Make a note of the number.
Measure your jawline. Place the end of the tape measure just below your ears and find where your jawbone begins. Measure from one end of your jawbone to the other around the bottom of your face. Write this down too. This is an important measurement in determining the shape of your face.
Take note of your face length. Measure from the beginning of your hairline down over your nose to the bottom of your chin. Write this measurement down as well. This will help you determine which lens height is best for your face.
Write down your forehead width. Measure the width of your forehead from one side of your hairline to the other. Write down this number with the rest of your measurements. This number, along with your cheekbone measurement, will give you an idea of which frame width you should choose.
Use these measurements to determine the shape of your face. This is an important step in deciding which frames are best for you. While the fit is ultimately most important, you also want to make sure the style compliments your face. Ideally, you want your glasses to balance the natural proportions of your face.
| Face | Frame | |
| Narrow | 115-127mm / 4.5-5in | 118-128mm |
| Medium | 128-138mm / 5-5.5in | 129-139mm |
| Wide | 140-152mm / 5.5-6in | 140-150mm |
Don't have a ruler or tape measure handy? How about a credit card! Use this simple trick to determine your sunglasses size.
Make sure the frame material suits your purposes. There are many different options to choose from, depending on your needs. Plastic or metal are the most common frame materials. There is also nylon or titanium if you need a more lightweight or hypoallergenic option.
Choose the lens material wisely. As with frame material, there are a variety of lens to choose from. Typically plastic or Polycarbonate lens are the cheapest. However, a higher index plastic lens will be thinner and lighter than a polycarbonate one. Polycarbonate is the softest lens material and also the most impact resistant. You want to make sure that your lenses will protect your eyes from harmful UV radiation. The good news is that polycarbonate and nearly all high index lenses have 100% UV protection built in.