Collection: Kids Sunglasses (Ages 3-12)

Polarized sunglasses for kids who run, jump and discover the world.

Children's eyes let more UV radiation reach the retina than adult eyes, so good sun protection matters early. Every pair of OLIVIO & CO kids sunglasses has UV400 polarized Category 3 lenses that block 100% of UVA and UVB rays, in flexible frames sized by age and designs kids actually want to wear.

Why parents choose our kids sunglasses

• 100% UV protection: UV400 polarized Category 3 lenses that also cut glare from water, sand and pavement.
• Built for rough play: flexible, lightweight TR90 frames with spring hinges that flex outward, so they survive being pulled on and off.
• Sized by age: three sizes for ages 3–5, 3–7 and 7–12, so the frame fits instead of slipping down the nose.
• Ready for adventures: rubber temple end rings for attaching a strap, plus a case and cleaning cloth with every pair.
• Styles for every kid: oval classics, bold Square-D frames and wrap-around sport sunglasses, in nature-inspired colors.

Shop kids sunglasses by age

• Ages 3–5 (XS): classic kids sunglasses for preschoolers
• Ages 3–7 (S): classic, square and sport sunglasses
• Ages 7–12 (M): square and sport sunglasses for older kids

Also shop boys' sunglasses and girls' sunglasses, or go smaller with our baby sunglasses for ages 0–3.

Kids sunglasses FAQ

Do kids need sunglasses?

Yes. Kids spend more time outdoors than most adults, and their eyes let more UV through. Sunglasses with 100% UV protection, worn together with a hat, help protect their eyes during play, at the beach and in the snow. Read more: UV protection for kids: why it matters all year round.

Should kids sunglasses be polarized?

Polarized lenses reduce glare from water, sand and snow, which makes outdoor play more comfortable. All of our kids lifestyle sunglasses are polarized. Learn more: Do kids sunglasses need to be polarized?

What size sunglasses does my child need?

Start with your child's age, then confirm with face width: about 105–125 mm for ages 3–7 and 120–135 mm for ages 7–12. Choose the size that fits now, not one to grow into: loose frames slide down the nose and let light in around the edges. See the full kids sunglasses size guide.

Are your kids sunglasses unbreakable?

No sunglasses are truly unbreakable, but our TR90 frames bend and spring back instead of snapping, and every pair is covered by our 13-month warranty.

Matching the grown-ups? Our frames also come in teen and adult sizes, so the whole family can wear the same style.