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Sunglasses are one of the easiest items to get people to actually wear a logo on, provided the pair itself is decent enough to reach for on a sunny day rather than get left in a drawer. Our sunglasses range covers that gap well, running from simple, low cost giveaway frames through to genuine polarised sunglasses built for outdoor activity, with a wider spread of frame materials than most promotional ranges offer.
Whether you're after branded sunglasses for a trade show, bulk sunglasses for a festival giveaway, or something more considered for corporate sunglasses gifts, there's an option here that matches the occasion.
Not every pair of sunglasses actually cuts glare, and that's the real difference between polarised and non polarised lenses. Polarised lenses filter out horizontal glare from surfaces like water, sand, and road, making them the better choice for anyone spending real time outdoors rather than just squinting less on a commute. The SproShield RCS plastic activity glasses with polarised lens and the Swiss Peak RCS rplastic polarised sunglasses both offer genuine polarised protection, making them a stronger pick for active outdoor giveaways such as sporting events or festivals, over a standard tinted lens pair.

This range stands out for the sheer variety of alternative frame materials on offer, well beyond standard plastic. The Bamboo and RCS recycled plastic sunglasses and the Prism recycled plastic sunglasses with bamboo frame both pair a natural bamboo temple with a recycled plastic front, giving a distinctive look that reads as more premium than a fully plastic frame. The GRS recycled PC plastic sunglasses with cork option swaps bamboo for a cork finish, offering a lighter, more tactile alternative. For anyone after a fully plant based frame, the Wheat straw fibre sunglasses use wheat straw fibre rather than a wood or plastic base, giving a genuinely different material story to point to.
Comparing bamboo against standard plastic largely comes down to look and feel versus cost. Bamboo and cork frames tend to read as more premium and suit client facing gifting, while a standard recycled plastic frame, such as the RCS recycled PP plastic sunglasses or the Gleam RCS recycled PC mirror lens sunglasses, keeps cost down for high volume giveaways without sacrificing durability.
Most frames across this range use RCS or GRS certified recycled plastic, which verifies genuine recycled content in the material through independent audit rather than a general eco claim. If a recycled plastic sunglasses option with a traceable material story matters to your procurement criteria, the GRS recycled PC plastic sunglasses and RCS recycled PP plastic sunglasses both give you that.
Given the spread of price points in this range, it's worth splitting sunglasses by occasion rather than treating the whole collection as one tier. For high volume festival or event giveaways, the entry level recycled plastic options work well as bulk sunglasses. For a more considered corporate sunglasses gifts order, the bamboo, cork, or polarised options carry a stronger perceived value per unit.
Sunglasses offer a small but highly visible branding surface, usually the temple arm or a lens corner. Keep artwork simple and single colour for print on plastic frames, and consider a debossed mark on bamboo or cork options for a more subtle, premium finish that won't compete with the natural material.
If you're building a wider outdoor gifting range rather than sunglasses alone, pairing a pair with a beach towel or a picnic blanket makes for a more complete summer gift set.
Reach out to our team. We're here to help you find the right sunglasses for your team, your budget, and your branding.
Explore the options above, or head back to our full outdoor range to pair sunglasses with other summer and outdoor essentials. If you're not sure which pair fits your needs, get in touch with us.
Polarised lenses filter out horizontal glare from surfaces like water, sand, and road, giving clearer vision in bright outdoor conditions. Non polarised lenses reduce overall brightness but don't specifically cut glare, making polarised options like the SproShield or Swiss Peak pairs better suited to genuine outdoor or activity use.
RCS, or Recycled Claim Standard, certification verifies genuine recycled content in a plastic material through independent audit, rather than being an unverified marketing claim. Most frames in this range, including the RCS recycled PP and PC options, carry this certification.
Rinse lenses with lukewarm water to remove dust or sand before wiping, then dry with a clean, soft microfibre cloth. Avoid wiping dry lenses with a t-shirt or paper towel, as this can scratch the coating over time.
Store sunglasses lens side up in a case or soft pouch when not in use, rather than loose in a bag where they can rub against keys or other items. Avoid leaving them face down on hard surfaces, which is one of the most common causes of lens scratching.
For a more considered corporate gift, the bamboo or cork frame options tend to carry a stronger perceived value than a standard plastic pair. For high volume event giveaways, the entry level recycled plastic options offer better value per unit while still holding up to regular use.