Father’s Day: 10 pairs of super stylish shades for gifting your dad

© Lacoste Eyewear

Lacoste x Novak Djokovic sunglasses, €185

If your dad is a tennis fan, you’ll be onto a winner with these sunglasses from the capsule collection by Lacoste and Novak Djokovic. Thanks to their stylish vintage look, your dad can wear these metal frames with acetate rims wherever he goes this summer, while reliving the highlights from Roland-Garros.

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© Shelter by Patrick Norguet

‘Austin’ sunglasses, Shelter by Patrick Norguet, €335

We had to include these frames from the collaboration between Shelter eyewear and French designer Patrick Norguet, featuring as it does among our favorite eyewear right now. Seventies-inspired and full of character, these are destined for a dad with a strong look.

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© Friendly Frenchy Eyewear

‘Littoral’ sunglasses, Friendly Frenchy x Surfrider Foundation Europe, €95

Father’s Day could be the perfect excuse to treat your dad to these sustainable shades, which are made in France from recycled shells. Environmentally-friendly and a little quirky-looking too, they’re an excellent choice for any dad concerned about the planet, as well as how he looks. Plus, for every pair purchased, €10 will be donated to the Surfrider Foundation Europe, which works to protect the coast and oceans.

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© Persol Eyewear

Persol sunglasses, €240

Presenting your dad’s favorite new accessory… worn with jeans and a T-shirt on holiday, or for after work drinks in the sunshine post-lockdown, these panto-shape acetate shades are ready for anything. And as Steve McQueen proved, you can’t go wrong with Persol.

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© Saint Laurent Eyewear

‘Dylan’ sunglasses, Saint Laurent, €327

Just daring enough, these frames would look great with your dad’s leather jacket. Rock & roll!

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© Sarah Lavoine & Atelier Roussilhe

‘Eddy’ sunglasses, Maison Sarah Lavoine x Ateliers Roussilhe, €249

Smart but casual, your dad is sure to get plenty of use out of these. This brand-new design comes from the first collection by Maison Sarah Lavoine for the French eyewear manufacturer Ateliers Roussilhe (established 1979). And if you needed any more persuading, they’re also made from bio-acetate.

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© Etnia Barcelona

‘Hamilton Sun’ sunglasses, Etnia Barcelona, €195

The ‘aviator’ style has certainly stood the test of time. In fact, it never goes out of fashion, so these classic frames still on-trend in 2021 are an obvious choice. However, the Etnia Barcelona design does feature an original double bridge to make them truly unique. One for dads who like cult frames, but still want to be up-to-date.

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© Atelier Particulier

‘Normanville’ sunglasses, Atelier Particulier, €110

The ‘panto’ shape will flatter any face, so you already know these will look good on your dad, no matter what proportions you’re working with. Made from Italian acetate, their copper color promises to add warmth to any outfit this summer… whatever the weather does! And to top it all off, they’re traditionally handmade in Normandy.

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© Eco Eyewear

‘Idris’ sunglasses, Eco Eyewear, €89

These frames are adorned with translucent olive-green biobased material, ensuring they’re lightweight, as well as effective. The Eco Eyewear brand has championed environmentally-friendly manufacturing for over 10 years, producing glasses that are both aesthetically pleasing and ethical.

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© Demetz Eyewear

‘Lazer Run’ sports glasses, Demetz on Générale d’Optique, €129

If your dad likes to step up his running, cycling and walking when the sun comes out, then get him some sports glasses like the Lazer Run. Thanks to their wraparound style and non-slip temple tips, sporty dads can use them however they please this summer.

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