Everyday retro, done right. The Rongchy ED0013-TY pairs a chunky oval frame with stainless rivet accents for a look that leans vintage but wears completely modern. Five curated colors — there's one for every mood and outfit.
- Retro chunky oval frame — 90s-inspired silhouette that flatters round, oval and heart-shaped faces
- Comfort tinted lenses — soften bright light and cut glare for all-day outdoor wear
- Rivet & reinforced hinge details — built for daily wear, not just for looks
- Five curated colors — Black, Brown, Sage Green, Amber Yellow and Tortoise
- Unisex fit — one frame, made for everyone
Measurements
| Frame Total Width | 144 mm |
|---|---|
| Lens Width | 55 mm |
| Nose Bridge | 19 mm |
| Frame Height | 43 mm |
| Temple Length | 141 mm |
Note: All dimensions are manually measured. A tolerance of 1–3 mm is normal and will not affect daily wear.
Care tip: Wipe lenses with the included soft cloth; avoid leaving them on hot car dashboards to keep the coating fresh.
Common questions
Do these sunglasses block UV rays?
Yes. The lenses carry UV400 protection, which blocks 99% to 100% of UVA and UVB rays. That level of protection is what matters most for everyday sun exposure, not just how dark the tint looks.
Which colours can I order?
5 colourways are available: Black, Brown, Green, Tortoise, Yellow. All colourways share the same lens specification, so the choice is purely about how the frame looks on you.
Will the frame suit my face shape?
The lightweight polymer front is shaped to sit level on most face widths, and the temples adjust at the hinge. If the frame feels tight at the temples on arrival, easing them outward a few millimetres is enough.
What is the shipping and returns policy?
Shipping is free worldwide with tracking on every order. If the glasses do not suit you, send them back within 30 days of delivery and we refund or exchange them.
Can the coating wear off?
The multi-layer coating is bonded to the lens, and with normal care it holds up for years. Avoid dry-wiping dust off the lens and avoid hot water, both of which are the usual causes of coating damage.
