7 Best Sunglasses Shops in Singapore (2026)

Sunglasses buying in Singapore splits into three routes: multi-brand chains where you compare labels side by side, brand boutiques that sell one designer's whole range, and online or direct-to-consumer labels that ship to your door. This list covers all three, using only what each shop publishes on its own site about stores, ranges and services. We list no prices, because they change often and promotions come and go. Read each entry for how the shop describes its range, then check its store locator or product pages before you travel or order. A pair that looks right in a photo can feel quite different on your face, so try frames on wherever you can.

Sunglass Hut is the specialist sunglasses chain many shoppers already know, and its Singapore site carries a store locator with outlets in Orchard Road department stores such as Takashimaya, Tangs, Paragon and Isetan, plus VivoCity, Changi City Point, the IMM outlet, Resort World Sentosa and both Changi Airport terminals. Its homepage currently features the Ray-Ban Colorblock Collection and describes a Perfect Pair Promise covering oops coverage, a perfect fit, easy returns, assured quality and custom cleaning, with the exact terms set out on its site. Because the stock spans many labels, it suits buyers who want to compare several brands in one visit. Check the locator for each outlet's current details before going.

Orchard Road, VivoCity, Changi City Point
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Gentle Monster is the Korean eyewear label whose official international site lists two Singapore stores, one at ION Orchard and one at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. The store pages show both locations offering a fitting service, simple repairs and drop-off repairs, which helps if you already own a pair and want it adjusted. Its online shop sorts sunglasses and glasses by collection, with styles carrying names such as Gent 01 and Zest 01. The label is known for design-led frames more than sport performance, so it suits shoppers who treat sunglasses as a fashion statement. Opening hours appear live on its store locator, so confirm them there before you visit.

ION Orchard, Marina Bay Sands
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Bolon Eyewear runs a dedicated Singapore site and, according to its stores page, four boutiques at Waterway Point, Wisma Atria, Suntec City and Junction 8, each listed with its own phone number. Its sunglasses range is organised by seasonal collection, currently Soft Architecture for FW26 and In Between Seasons for SS26, and can be browsed by shape, including cat eye, round and aviator, and by material, acetate or titanium. The brand also sells optical frames, so you can look at matching styles for glasses and sunglasses in the same visit. The site also offers an online shop with Singapore dollar pricing. Check the stores page for current hours and boutique details before heading down.

Wisma Atria, Suntec City, Junction 8
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Aura Shades is a Singapore sunglasses brand focused on sport and everyday wear, and its site sorts the range by sport, lens type and design, with polarised, photochromic and non-polarised options. Product pages suggest uses such as running, cycling and pickleball, and the brand says it offers free local delivery in Singapore, 30-day returns and a one-year warranty. For trying frames on, its contact page describes a showroom at its French Road office that can be booked for a free 30-minute weekday session, and lists stockists including Changi City Point and Kallang Wave Mall. Lens categories and UV protection are the brand's own specifications, so read each product page carefully before you choose.

Lavender, Changi City Point, Kallang
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Sunday Shades Co. describes itself as a Singapore-founded brand, started in August 2019, that designs polarised sports and running sunglasses with an Asian-fit shape. Its story page says the frames are designed in Singapore and made with international contract manufacturers, and the range is split into named series such as Classic, Pace, Tempo and Junior. The same page says it sells mainly online, while its Find Us page lists Singapore retail points at a Clarke Quay pop-up, Novena Square and Marina Square. A banner calls it the official sunglasses partner of a Singapore marathon. Fit, weight and lens claims are the brand's own, so check each product page carefully before you decide to buy.

Clarke Quay, Novena, Marina Square
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Oblique Eyewear is a Singapore optical and sunglasses retailer whose flagship, according to its location page, sits in Orchard Central directly above Uniqlo and opens daily from noon to 9pm. Its sunglasses section is built around the in-house A.Society range of sunnies, sold online with free local delivery within Singapore as its FAQ states. The FAQ also says eye tests are provided in store by its team of optometrists or opticians, which suits anyone who wants sunglasses fitted with prescription lenses. Its mission page says the shop aims to keep prices affordable while following current trends. Because the sunglasses are largely its own label, it suits buyers happy with a lesser-known brand.

Orchard Central
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Lenskart's Singapore site is primarily an eyewear retailer, but its sunglasses category lists well over a hundred styles, including collaboration designs such as Lenskart x Superman and the Meller label. Its store locator lists around thirty Singapore outlets in malls such as Jurong Point, Waterway Point, Century Square and Junction 8, each marked with services such as a free eye test and free repair. The site also offers a 3D try-on feature for browsing online, and it publishes a WhatsApp number and email address for support. Choose it if you want sunglasses from a large chain with many locations and plan to compare plain sunglasses with prescription options, and check each outlet's details first.

Jurong Point, Waterway Point, Junction 8
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