Simons
Morgan Polarized Round Sunglasses
Morgan Polarized Round Sunglasses are lightweight full-rim sunglasses with a clear plastic frame and dark green polarized lenses that provide 100% UV protection. Designed for everyday use, they feature a round lens shape, keyhole bridge, and slim temples, with measurements of 48 mm eye width, 28 mm bridge, and 155 mm temple length. The polarized lenses reduce glare, making them suitable for driving and outdoor activities.
- Material
- Plastic frame
- Gender
- unisex
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Sunglasses
Color
Size
Specifications
Polarized round sunglasses with UV protection and lightweight plastic frame.
Polarized lenses, 100% UV protection, lightweight plastic frame.
- Material
- Plastic frame
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Sunglasses
Additional Attributes
- Polarized lenses with 100% UV protection
- Light and comfortable plastic frame
- Round lens shape
- Eye width: 48 mm
- Bridge: 28 mm
- Temple length: 155 mm
Product Insights
The Morgan Polarized Round Sunglasses by Simons offer UV400 protection and polarization at $29 CAD, the lowest price for round polarized sunglasses in the brand. Their 28 mm bridge (50% wider than typical) causes a loose fit on narrow faces, while 155 mm temples provide extra reach. They suit heart-shaped, oval, and square faces, with lighter colorways flattering heart shapes. Buyers report minimal color distortion, glare reduction, and good eye coverage. However, polarized lenses may dim car dashboard LCD displays. The plastic frame lasts 2–4 years with regular wear but can warp in high heat and become brittle in cold; storing in a rigid case and avoiding heat are recommended. Warm neutral color options distinguish Morgan from similar models, and buyers find the round frame pairs well with both casual and dressy outfits.
- Fit
28 mm bridge is about 50% wider than typical 19 mm, causing a loose fit on narrow faces.
Why this is supported
The 28 mm bridge on this frame is nearly 50% wider than the 19 mm bridge on typical round frames like the Warby Parker Morgan.
Bridge 19 mm: The width of the bridge section.
eyewearblogger.comThis measurement difference can lead to a loose fit on petite faces, as confirmed by a customer:
Elles sont peut être un petit peu larges pour un petit visage
Customer review, March 11, 2025Therefore, buyers with narrow bridges should expect a less snug fit.
- Temple length
155 mm temples are 10 mm longer than standard 145 mm, offering extra reach.
Why this is supported
The temple length is 155 mm, which is 10 mm longer than the standard 145 mm on similar round frames.
Temple length 145 mm: The length of the entire temple arm, from the front of the frame to the tip.
eyewearblogger.comThis extra reach provides a better fit for longer face lengths or deeper-set ears.
- Face shapes
Suits heart-shaped, oval, and square faces; lighter colorways flatter heart-shaped.
Why this is supported
Styling guides recommend round sunglasses for heart-shaped faces to soften a wider forehead; as Warby Parker states,
Round and oval sunglasses also tend to complement heart-shaped faces. Their curved lines can soften angles and tend to draw attention toward the center of the face instead of the forehead.
warbyparker.comFor square faces, Well HK notes,
Square faces benefit from the contrast that round sunglasses provide. The soft curves of round frames help soften the angular jawline and forehead.
well-hk.comOval faces maintain natural balance with round shapes. The 48 mm lens width is moderate, keeping frames proportional. Lighter colorways like the Light Grey and Beige/Greige variants suit heart-shaped faces by avoiding overpowering the upper half of the face, as Well HK advises:
Smaller frames with light-colored or transparent rims are ideal, as they avoid overpowering the upper half of the face.
well-hk.com- UV protection
Labeled 100% UV protection, equivalent to UV400, blocking all UVA and UVB up to 400 nm.
Why this is supported
The product's '100% UV protection' label is the consumer-facing equivalent of UV400 certification, meaning the lenses block all ultraviolet radiation up to 400 nanometers — covering both UVA (315–400 nm) and UVB (280–315 nm).
UV400 and 100% UV protection mean the same thing when both are properly tested and labelled.
lanseeoptic.comThis explicit labeling is critical because polarized lenses do not inherently include UV protection, and dark lenses without UV block can actually increase UV exposure by causing pupil dilation.
If those sunglasses with dark lenses don’t include UV protection, they are actually worse for your eyes than not wearing any protective eyewear at all. Why? Because the dark tint can cause your pupils to dilate, exposing your eyes to more UV light.
allaboutvision.comOptical experts advise seeking precise wording like '100% UV protection' or 'UV400' over vague phrases.
Look for labels that clearly state “100% UVA and UVB protection,” “filters 99-100% of UV rays,” or “UV400.” You may want to be cautious with vague terms like “UV absorbing,” “UV filter,” or “blocks harmful rays” when they appear without specific percentages or a UV400 mark.
warbyparker.comCustomer reviews also confirm the practical combination of polarization and UV protection for outdoor activities, noting minimal colour distortion and good glare minimisation.
- Visual clarity
Buyers report minimal color distortion, glare reduction, and good eye coverage.
Why this is supported
Minimal colour distortion despite the green coloured lenses Good eye coverage and glare minimisation.
Customer review, June 24, 2025- LCD interference
Polarized lenses may dim or distort car dashboard LCD displays.
Why this is supported
polarized lenses can interfere with some LCD and LED displays in vehicle dashboards, making them appear dimmer or distorted.
Are these sunglasses safe for driving, particularly regarding potential distortion of LCD screens in cars?- Lifespan
Plastic frames like these last 2–4 years with regular wear.
Why this is supported
Industry sources report a standard lifespan of 2–4 years for injection-molded plastic frames. Seller.alibaba.com outlines,
3-5 years (acetate), 2-4 years (standard plastic)
seller.alibaba.comwhile modernopticals.com gives a similar range of 2–3 years for plastic frames with daily wear:
Plastic frames last 2–3 years on average with daily wear
modernopticals.com. Both sources converge on a 2–4 year window, consistent with the typical durability of these sunglasses.
- Temperature resilience
Plastic frames can warp in high heat and become brittle in cold.
Why this is supported
Multiple sources underscore the effects of temperature extremes on plastic frames. Modernopticals.com warns,
Plastic: Can deform in high heat (car dashboards, direct sun).
modernopticals.comSun-glasses.shop reinforces the heat risk:
Avoid prolonged exposure to heat sources (like car dashboards) that may warp plastics or cause color fading.
sun-glasses.shopThe same source also cautions about cold:
Cold weather can make plastic frames brittle and reduce flexibility; handle with extra care.
sun-glasses.shop. Together they confirm that both high heat and freezing cold can compromise frame integrity.
- Color retention
Light Grey and Beige/Greige frames may fade from UV exposure.
Why this is supported
UV exposure can lead to color shifts in plastic frames. Modernopticals.com states,
Plastic frames may fade slightly over time due to exposure to UV light.
modernopticals.comSun-glasses.shop adds that heat and sun combined can accelerate fading:
Avoid prolonged exposure to heat sources (like car dashboards) that may warp plastics or cause color fading.
sun-glasses.shop. These sources indicate that lighter colorways such as Light Grey and Beige/Greige are most susceptible to visible fading over several seasons.
- Care
Store in a rigid case, clean with lukewarm water, and heat before adjusting frames.
Why this is supported
Best practices for maintaining plastic frames are drawn from industry guidance. Sun-glasses.shop advises on storage:
Always store your sunglasses in a protective case when not in use. Rigid cases shield frames from bending and lenses from contact with abrasive surfaces.
sun-glasses.shopFor cleaning, shunpoly.com recommends using lukewarm water:
The water should be comfortably warm to the touch, not hot, as extreme temperatures can warp the plastic or affect the lens coatings.
shunpoly.comAnd modernopticals.com explains proper frame adjustment:
Plastic frames must be heated before adjusting. If done incorrectly, they can snap.
modernopticals.com. Adhering to these care steps helps maximize the frame’s lifespan.
- Driving compatibility
Reduces road glare, with minimal colour distortion reported by buyers, but may dim LCD dash displays.
Why this is supported
According to the brand's Q&A, the lenses
reduce glare from horizontal surfaces like the road.
Are these sunglasses safe for driving, particularly regarding potential distortion of LCD screens in cars?A verified buyer reports
Minimal colour distortion despite the green coloured lenses
Customer review, June 24, 2025. However, the Q&A also cautions that
polarized lenses can interfere with some LCD and LED displays in vehicle dashboards, making them appear dimmer or distorted.
Are these sunglasses safe for driving, particularly regarding potential distortion of LCD screens in cars?This is a well-known trade-off inherent to polarized lenses, not a defect of this model.
- Value
At $29 CAD, the lowest-priced round polarized sunglass at Simons, with polarization and UV protection.
Why this is supported
At $29, these are the lowest price for a round polarized sunglass at Simons. According to a price comparison report,
confirming that $29 is the brand's lowest price for any round polarized sunglass, with no alternative undercutting it.
How these compare to other Simons sunglasses — 29_polarized_lara_and_nolaThis confirms the product's value as the most affordable option.
- Color options
Warmer neutral color options distinguish Morgan from Lara and Nola.
Why this is supported
A comparison of the product's color options against comparable models shows that
Morgan's Light Grey, Beige/Greige, and Hazelnut options introduce warmer neutrals to Simons' $29 polarized round range, where the Lara and Nola otherwise lean toward black, brown, and truer grey
How these compare to other Simons sunglasses — neutral_palette_expansion.
- Specs
Morgan shares polarized lenses and $29 price with Lara and Nola.
Why this is supported
The product listings for Lara and Nola read:
Simons - Lara round polarized sunglasses Simons Polarized lenses with 100% UV protection Light and comfortable plastic frame
stylight.caand
, and the research confirms that Morgan has the same features and is also priced at $29 CAD, making the choice depend solely on color preference.
- Styling versatility
Buyers report round frame and warm neutrals pair with casual and dressy outfits.
Why this is supported
Customer reviews describe the round frame as chic and suitable for both casual and dressy occasions, while deep research notes that the available warm neutral colors — Light Grey, Beige/Greige, and Hazelnut — are more versatile with a broader range of clothing than standard black or brown.
- Lens performance
Buyers report polarized lenses reduce glare and maintain color accuracy.
Why this is supported
Customer reviews highlight the effective glare reduction of the polarized lenses and the minimal color distortion.
Minimal colour distortion despite the green coloured lenses Good eye coverage and glare minimisation.
Customer review, June 24, 2025- UV & polarization
Polarized UV400 lenses at $29 – Simons' lowest price for round polarized.
Why this is supported
The product listing specifies
Polarized lenses with 100% UV protection
stylight.ca. Independent sources confirm that
UV400 and 100% UV protection mean the same thing when both are properly tested and labelled.
lanseeoptic.com. Customer reviews describe
Minimal colour distortion despite the green coloured lenses
Customer review, June 24, 2025– confirming minimal color shift.
- Frame durability
Plastic frame lasts 2–4 years; store in a rigid case and avoid heat to prevent warping.
Why this is supported
Typical plastic frames of this injection-molded construction
last 2–3 years on average with daily wear
modernopticals.com. To maximize lifespan, the manufacturer advises
Always store your sunglasses in a protective case when not in use. Rigid cases shield frames from bending and lenses from contact with abrasive surfaces.
sun-glasses.shopand avoiding heat, as
Plastic: Can deform in high heat (car dashboards, direct sun).
modernopticals.com.
Image Analysis
2 images- 01
Product
Front-facing pair of round sunglasses with transparent (clear) full-rim frame, green circular lenses, a small keyhole-style bridge, and visible slim temples extending rearward.
- Frame material and shapeFull-rim round frame made of transparent clear plastic visible around each lens and bridge, with slightly thicker rims at the outer corners near the hinges.
1 region
x 0.05 · y 0.28 · w 0.90 · h 0.40 (high) - Lens shape and colorCircular lenses with a uniform medium-dark green tint and non-reflective appearance.
2 regions
x 0.08 · y 0.34 · w 0.37 · h 0.33 (high); x 0.55 · y 0.34 · w 0.37 · h 0.33 (high) - Bridge styleSmall keyhole-style bridge integrated into the clear plastic frame between the lenses.
1 region
x 0.44 · y 0.36 · w 0.12 · h 0.14 (high) - Temple appearanceSlim temples are visible through the lenses as darker translucent arms extending back from the hinges; the temple tips are slightly darker.
2 regions
x 0.16 · y 0.35 · w 0.18 · h 0.28 (medium); x 0.67 · y 0.35 · w 0.18 · h 0.28 (medium) - Hinge area detailSlightly squared, thicker clear plastic around the hinge region at the outer edge of each lens.
2 regions
x 0.02 · y 0.30 · w 0.12 · h 0.18 (high); x 0.86 · y 0.30 · w 0.12 · h 0.18 (high)
Other
Studio product shot on a neutral light gray background with soft shadow beneath the sunglasses; front-facing centered composition.
- Shot compositionCentered front-on view of the sunglasses occupying the lower half of the image with generous top margin.
- BackgroundUniform light gray background with no visible texture or props.
- ShadowSoft diffused gray shadow running under and slightly beyond the frame, darker directly beneath the lenses and lighter outward.
1 region
x 0.15 · y 0.66 · w 0.70 · h 0.08 (high) - Image qualitySharp focus on the sunglasses with even, diffused lighting and no visible text or labels.
Colors
clear (transparent)· frameforest green· lensessmoky brown-gray· temples (visible through lenses)#656B5C- Frame material and shapeFull-rim round frame made of transparent clear plastic visible around each lens and bridge, with slightly thicker rims at the outer corners near the hinges.
- 02
Product
Round sunglasses with translucent clear acetate frame and straight temples, fitted with dark green round lenses; photographed at a slight three-quarter angle showing front and outer side of the right temple.
- Frame material and finishTranslucent clear plastic frame (front and temples) with glossy finish, allowing internal hinge structure to be seen through the material.
1 region
x 0.10 · y 0.40 · w 0.78 · h 0.36 (high) - Lens shape and colorTwo fully round lenses with a dark muted green tint and visible internal reflections; lenses sit in circular rims integrated into the frame.
2 regions
x 0.12 · y 0.52 · w 0.30 · h 0.26 (high); x 0.32 · y 0.52 · w 0.30 · h 0.26 (high) - Bridge and nose areaRounded saddle bridge formed by the same clear plastic as the frame, with slight internal color variation at the inner bridge area.
1 region
x 0.24 · y 0.56 · w 0.14 · h 0.12 (medium) - Temple shapeStraight, narrow temples that taper slightly toward the curved earpieces, continuing the translucent clear plastic material.
1 region
x 0.42 · y 0.30 · w 0.52 · h 0.44 (high) - Hinge detailExposed hinge area visible through clear plastic at the outer edge of the frame where temple meets front, showing small metal hinge components.
1 region
x 0.36 · y 0.46 · w 0.10 · h 0.10 (high) - Shadow and placementSunglasses cast a soft shadow on the surface beneath, indicating product is resting on a flat surface and photographed from above at a low angle.
1 region
x 0.08 · y 0.66 · w 0.70 · h 0.20 (medium)
Other
Studio shot on a light neutral background with soft even lighting and minimal reflections; image cropped to include full product and its shadow.
- BackgroundUniform light gray background occupying the entire image, free of texture or props.
- LightingSoft, diffused lighting from above and slightly left creating gentle highlights on the glossy frame and lenses and a soft shadow to the lower right.
- Shot compositionThree-quarter frontal view with the right temple angled toward the camera, product centered in lower half of frame with ample negative space above.
- Image qualitySharp focus on the sunglasses with minimal noise and accurate color rendering under studio lighting.
Colors
muted forest green· lensesclear transparent· frame and temples#BBBBBB- Frame material and finishTranslucent clear plastic frame (front and temples) with glossy finish, allowing internal hinge structure to be seen through the material.
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Customer Reviews
4 total4 reviews · out of 5
Fun sunglasses with good eye protection
Minimal colour distortion despite the green coloured lenses. Good eye coverage and glare minimisation.
Très beau look
Elles offrent une belle vision avec la coloration verre fumé Elles sont peut être un petit peu larges pour un petit visage
Andy Warhol would love them
chic and just the right size -- not too large or small.
Great polarized glasses
Work well, good fit