Angular Rectangular Sunglasses

Verified claims

Round face

Angular rectangular frames define round faces by adding sharp structure.

Oblong face

Adds width to balance the length of oblong faces.

Heart-shaped face

Medium-width rectangular frames balance a broad forehead and narrow jaw.

Oval face

Fits well when frame width stays within cheekbone width.

Shade description

Muted earthy neutral combining khaki, sage, and olive undertones, with a slight green lean.

Design ethos

Reflects Simons' design ethos of 'a bit quirky but still wearable'.

Brand story

Simons is a recognized Canadian fashion institution with a quirky-wearable ethos.

Face shape

The angular rectangular shape flatters round and oval faces by contrast.

Lens type

Non-corrective sunglasses with 100% UV protection.

Brand positioning

Positioned as a fashion accessory, not an optical device.

Brand and design

Simons’ design credibility, quirky ethos, and earth-tone color add style value.

UV protection

100% UV protection covers both UVA and UVB rays.

Durability

Plastic frame may warp from heat or discolor from sweat over time.

Product record

Title

Angular Rectangular Sunglasses

Brand

Simons

Price

19 CAD

Availability

In stock

Which face shapes suit angular rectangular frames?

• Styling experts widely advise that frames should contrast your face shape rather than echo it, and angular rectangular sunglasses are specifically recommended for round faces because their sharp, straight lines create definition against soft, curved features.
• On oblong faces, which are longer than wide, angular rectangular frames with more lens height add horizontal emphasis across the mid-face, visually shortening the face length and creating a more balanced proportion.
• For heart-shaped faces, a medium-width angular rectangular frame draws attention downward from a wider forehead to a narrower jaw, balancing the upper and lower portions of the face without adding unwanted width at the top.
• Oval faces have naturally balanced proportions, so they can wear most rectangular styles, but keeping the frame width at or slightly within the cheekbone width maintains symmetry and prevents the frame from throwing off the face's inherent harmony.
• The geometry of angular rectangular frames directly opposes round face characteristics: angular corners add sharpness, strong horizontal lines widen the mid-face, and the wider-than-tall lens ratio creates an elongating effect — together, these make a round face appear longer and more structured.
• For round faces, the most flattering angular rectangular frames have a frame width close to the natural width of the cheekbones, and a lens height clearly lower than the lens width, which together maximize the elongating effect and make the face appear slimmer.

Are these sunglasses or reading glasses?

• The lenses deliver 100% UV sun protection with no corrective power — a combination that defines them as straightforward sunglasses rather than the reading glasses that share Simons' 'sunglasses reading glasses' department.

Simon’s reputation for accessories

• Simons' in-house accessories consistently balance fashion-forward design with everyday wearability; a reviewer described the brand's aesthetic as 'a bit quirky but still wearable', and that sensibility directly extends to the $19 angular rectangular sunglasses.
• Simons is not an anonymous drop-shipper but a Canadian fashion institution, ranked among the country’s most recognized fashion and home retailers; when you buy a pair of Simons sunglasses, you're buying into a private-label tradition that aims for style credibility, not just a generic accessory.