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Kirk & Kirk® Mia
Regular price $700.00
Jet Glacier Walnut Royal Sage Raspberry + 3 more
Kirk & Kirk® Luke
Regular price $700.00
Jet Glacier Walnut Royal Sage Raspberry + 3 more
Kirk & Kirk® Liam
Regular priceFrom $480.00
Jet Glacier Walnut Royal Sage Raspberry + 3 more
Kirk & Kirk® Evan
Regular price $700.00
Jet Glacier Walnut Royal Sage Raspberry + 3 more
Kirk & Kirk® Elise
Regular price $700.00
Jet Glacier Walnut Royal Sage Raspberry + 3 more
Kirk & Kirk® James
Regular price $700.00
Jet Glacier Walnut Royal Sage Raspberry Matte Tortoise Corn Iris Crimson Tiger + 8 more
Kirk & Kirk® Ryan
Regular priceFrom $576.00
Jet Glacier Walnut Royal Sage Raspberry Matte Tortoise Corn Iris Crimson Tiger + 8 more
Kirk & Kirk® Sophia
Regular price $700.00
Jet Glacier Walnut Royal Sage Raspberry Matte Tortoise Corn Iris Crimson Tiger + 8 more
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Maximum Impact, Minimum Weight

Kirk & Kirk sunglasses combine the brand's signature bold aesthetic and bespoke approach to design in a variety of distinct frames made specifically for the summer. The sun collection is designed in Britain and handcrafted in Italy, the same country where the company also sources its unique acrylic material. Every pair combines substantial proportions with a weight that's surprisingly low, giving you ease of wear even when you opt for the bulkier styles. The frames are handmade from start to finish, tapping into a century of eyewear craftsmanship traditions, yet the result delivered is remarkably modern due to the use of unconventional materials and dramatic shapes.

This balance becomes especially apparent in the way the front and temples function together. While the characteristic presence comes from the chunky acrylic front, Kirk & Kirk sunglasses use much slimmer Alpaca Silver sides, built from a flexible and sturdy alloy of copper, nickel, and zinc. The metal is covered with a protective clear varnish, with adjustable acetate temple tips for an easy, on-the-go fit. The acrylic itself can also be heat-adjusted by an experienced optician, and it will retain its new shape after cooling. Thus, the seemingly extravagant eyewear made by the brand gains a practical side, enabling fine-tuning until each pair sits just perfectly.

What Makes Kirk & Kirk Sunglasses Different

  • 10 mm K-Lite Acrylic Fronts: The brand engineers build its sun frames with dramatic 10 mm fronts made from its custom, super-lightweight acrylic material. Unlike acetate eyewear of the same thickness, Kirk & Kirk sunglasses feel effortless on the face while retaining the depth and presence provided by the generous sculpting.
  • Large Lenses, Bold Proportions: The low weight of K-Lite allows the company to add lens area and play with scale. Oversized shapes and architectural silhouettes increase the coverage, but never the bulk. Being a major part of the overall design, the lenses in Kirk & Kirk sunwear contribute to the visual impact of each frame.
  • Ready for Prescription Sun Lenses: Kirk & Kirk sunglasses come with fronts specifically constructed to accept replacement and prescription sun lenses, allowing you to combine corrective vision with an expressive shape of your choice. The company even provides dedicated glazing instructions for opticians to do the fitting.

Where Shape and Color Take Center Stage

Sunglasses generally provide a larger visual canvas than their optical counterparts, and Kirk & Kirk takes full advantage of that in their summer-ready collection. Broad, perky aviators, dramatically upswept cat-eyes, sharp, substantial squares, and lavishly sized geometric silhouettes give the lenses a vital role in the overall composition. The thick acrylic surrounding them, on the other hand, adds another layer of depth and color. Rather than serving simply as a frame for the eyes, many Kirk & Kirk sunglasses extend way beyond them, with design moves like strong brows, sweeping corners, or exaggerated outer edges. The enlarged lens area also lends greater coverage, suiting these daring dimensions particularly well to sunwear.

What makes the brand's lineup particularly outstanding is the interaction between lens and frame color. In direct sunlight, thick translucent acrylic can appear almost jewel-like, its depth changing as light makes its way through it, contrasted by the darker sun lenses. Vivid acrylic in Kirk & Kirk sunglasses can turn a familiar aviator or cat-eye into something much more innovative and striking. Focusing on the relationship between tint, transparency, and geometry, the brand makes each combination feel markedly different, allowing every wearer to settle on a pair that fits their complexion, face shape, and sense of style spot-on.

FAQ

Where are Kirk & Kirk sunglasses made?

While Kirk & Kirk's optical collection is made in France, the brand's sunglasses are made in Italy. All frames are designed in Britain.

What material are Kirk & Kirk sunglasses made from?

The company uses its own bespoke K-Lite acrylic that is 70% lighter than acetate and thus allows for bold sculpting without increasing weight. The material is also praised for its amazing translucency, smoothness, and proprietary palette of colors.