Anthony angular sunglasses product image (primary)
Front-facing pair of sunglasses with a thick glossy black angular frame and gray lenses; temples are partially visible behind the lenses.

MESSYWEEKEND

Anthony Angular Sunglasses

CA$150.00CAD
In Stock

The Anthony Angular Sunglasses by MessyWeekend are acetate sunglasses with a bold angular frame and grey lenses, providing 100% UV protection. Designed for everyday casual wear, they feature a light and comfortable acetate construction with eye width 54 mm, bridge 19 mm, and temples 145 mm. The brand is noted on Reddit for decent quality at a non-designer price point, and the glasses include a designer box, soft case, and cleaning cloth.

Material
Acetate
Gender
unisex
Category
Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Sunglasses

Color

BlackGreen

Size

ONE SIZE

Specifications

Angular acetate sunglasses with UV protection, presented in a designer box.

Lightweight acetate frame, 100% UV protection, complete with case and cleaning cloth.

Material
Acetate
Gender
unisex
Age Group
adult
Condition
new
Category
Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Sunglasses

Additional Attributes

  • 100% UV protection
  • Lightweight acetate frame
  • Angular frame shape
  • Designer box included
  • Soft case included
  • Cleaning cloth included
  • Eye width: 54 mm
  • Bridge: 19 mm
  • Temple length: 145 mm

Product Insights

The Anthony Angular Sunglasses by MESSYWEEKEND offer a Copenhagen-designed angular silhouette that adds definition to round and oval faces, with a frame span fitting wider 125–135 mm faces without pinching and long 145 mm temples reducing bounce. The block-cut acetate frame is thermally adjustable and scratch-repairable, using the same quality as luxury $250+ shades but priced at $150 CAD, while the 54 mm glass lenses provide broad, distortion-free vision with enhanced UV protection. The main tradeoff is the fixed acetate nose pads, which are hypoallergenic and metal-free but require an optician for heat adjustment, underscoring a design that prioritizes material integrity and a precise fit over convenience.

Fit

Frame span and lens width fit wider faces (125–135 mm) without pinching.

Why this is supported

The 127 mm total frame span is designed for

accurately fitting face widths in the 125–135 mm temple-to-temple range without pinching or slidingHow this frame size fits different face shapes — total_frame_width_of_127_mm

and the 54 mm lens width offers

broad coverage and a bold silhouette that flatters wider faces and maximizes sun shieldingHow this frame size fits different face shapes — 54_mm_lens_width_classified_as_large
Face shape suitability

Angular silhouette adds definition to round and oval faces.

Why this is supported

The angular front silhouette is specifically designed for round and oval faces,

creating a structured, modern profile without overwhelming narrower templesHow this frame size fits different face shapes — angular_silhouette_suits_round_and_oval_faces
Temple stability

Long 145 mm temples reduce bounce during movement.

Why this is supported

The 145 mm temple arms prioritize stability by

wrapping securely behind the ears to reduce bounce during walking or commutingHow this frame size fits different face shapes — 145_mm_temple_length
Frame quality

Acetate frame is block-cut, thermally adjustable, and scratch-repairable.

Why this is supported

Catalog verified that the frame is block-cut from solid acetate rather than injection-molded, eliminating internal stresses and making sudden cracks less likely.

The acetate composition absorbs daily stress without fatigue cracks common in plastics.

The frame can be gently warmed and reshaped by an optician to tailor the fit, reducing hinge breakage.

Minor surface scratches can be polished out because the color runs through the entire thickness.

Acetate is hypoallergenic, so it is non-reactive on skin.

The sharp angular silhouette is made possible by the block-cut process, giving the frame a distinctive look while maintaining structural integrity.

The integrated acetate nose pads have no metal parts, eliminating corrosion and maintenance:

The Anthony sunglasses have an acetate frame with integrated nose pads — they are not adjustable.Are the nose pads adjustable, or are they integrated into the acetate frame?

though they are not adjustable, thermal adjustability can address bridge fit if needed. A Reddit user in Copenhagen described MESSYWEEKEND as

I recently bought from MessyWeekend.. Decent quality.u/Specific-Welcome-712 in r/copenhagen

confirming real-world build quality.

Value

At $150 CAD, the frame uses the same acetate as luxury $250+ shades, offering strong material value.

Why this is supported

Catalog verified that acetate is the same frame material used in many sunglasses priced above CAD 250, but MESSYWEEKEND prices the Anthony at CAD 150, prioritizing frame quality over brand markup.

Lens performance

54mm wide glass lenses offer broad, distortion-free vision and enhanced UV protection.

Why this is supported

The Q&A confirms

The lens material is glassWhat is the lens material (e.g., polycarbonate, glass)?

, and the lenses are

Each 54 mm eye size places these lenses in the large class by industry convention, giving broad coverage and a bold silhouetteHow this frame size fits different face shapes — 54_mm_lens_width_classified_as_large

. This broad coverage contributes to clear vision and effective UV blocking during extended outdoor use.

Brand materials and quality

Hypoallergenic glass and acetate; cut from solid sheets and sold at Simons.

Why this is supported

The frame construction involves

Rather than being injection molded in one piece, the frame front is cut from a solid sheet of acetate and then hand-finishedAcetate frame comfort and durability — block_cut_construction

. The acetate is

a dense, hypoallergenic material made from cotton and wood pulpMESSYWEEKEND brand quality and design philosophy — acetate_frame_substance

, and the lenses are glass (hypoallergenic). The brand's angular design is a

consistent thread across MESSYWEEKEND's collectionsMESSYWEEKEND brand quality and design philosophy — angular_design_as_brand_signature

, and the product

is sold at Simons, a Canadian department store that curates for design and quality, not just priceMESSYWEEKEND brand quality and design philosophy — simons_retail_gatekeeping

.

Brand positioning

Founded as a Copenhagen collective in 2016; now curated by Simons.

Why this is supported

MESSYWEEKEND began as a Copenhagen social collective in 2016 before pivoting to eyewear.

MESSYWEEKEND started in 2016 as a Copenhagen social collective hosting weekend events before pivoting to eyewearMESSYWEEKEND brand quality and design philosophy — copenhagen_founded_community_born

This community-founded identity later earned it placement at Simons, a curated department store. A local Reddit user affirms the brand's reputation:

I recently bought from MessyWeekend.. Decent quality.u/Specific-Welcome-712 in r/copenhagen
Design signature

Angular frame is a recurring motif across MESSYWEEKEND collections.

Why this is supported

The angular silhouette of the Anthony is not a one-off; it is part of a consistent aesthetic rooted in Copenhagen street-style minimalism.

Angularity is a consistent thread across MESSYWEEKEND's collections — the Anthony's sharp silhouette is not a one-off experiment but part of a recognizable aesthetic rooted in Copenhagen's street-style minimalismMESSYWEEKEND brand quality and design philosophy — angular_design_as_brand_signature
Nose pads

Fixed acetate nose pads are metal-free, hypoallergenic, and heat-adjustable by an optician.

Why this is supported
The Anthony sunglasses have an acetate frame with integrated nose pads — they are not adjustable.Are the nose pads adjustable, or are they integrated into the acetate frame?
When gently warmed, the acetate temple tips and bridge can be reshaped by an opticianAcetate frame comfort and durability — thermal_adjustability
no tiny screws to loosen, no springs to fatigue, and no metal-on-skin contact that can corrodeAcetate frame comfort and durability — seamless_integrated_nose_pads
a dense, hypoallergenic materialMESSYWEEKEND brand quality and design philosophy — acetate_frame_substance
a process that eliminates internal molding stressesAcetate frame comfort and durability — block_cut_construction

).

Brand validation

Simons stocks the brand; Reddit users recommend it as decent quality.

Why this is supported

The brand's placement at Simons, a curated Canadian department store, serves as third-party validation of its quality, being stocked alongside premium brands. On Reddit, a user explicitly recommends MESSYWEEKEND as

I recently bought from MessyWeekend.. Decent quality.u/Specific-Welcome-712 in r/copenhagen

, confirming the brand fills the gap between disposable and luxury eyewear.

Design identity

Copenhagen collective origins and angular design signature define its style.

Why this is supported

MESSYWEEKEND started as a Copenhagen social collective, giving its eyewear a community-first, anti-corporate identity that distinguishes it from generic mall brands. The Anthony's angular silhouette is a consistent design signature across its collections, rooted in Copenhagen street-style minimalism, appealing to those wanting to signal awareness of Scandinavian fashion trends.

Image Analysis

2 images
Anthony angular sunglasses product image (primary)
01

Product

Front-facing pair of sunglasses with a thick glossy black angular frame and gray lenses; temples are partially visible behind the lenses.

  • Frame shapeThick molded frame with pronounced angular geometry: straight top edge with two subtle raised corners above each lens, straight lower edges forming an irregular hexagonal/rounded-hex outline around each lens.
    1 regionx 0.06 · y 0.36 · w 0.88 · h 0.28 (high)
  • Frame finish and materialHigh-gloss black surface consistent with polished plastic or acetate.
    1 regionx 0.06 · y 0.36 · w 0.88 · h 0.28 (high)
  • Bridge styleLow narrow bridge with a slight central dip connecting the two lens rims.
    1 regionx 0.44 · y 0.44 · w 0.12 · h 0.08 (high)
  • LensesFlat-front gray lenses with a cool neutral tone and slight reflective sheen; appear uniformly tinted rather than strongly mirrored.
    2 regionsx 0.12 · y 0.44 · w 0.34 · h 0.20 (high); x 0.54 · y 0.44 · w 0.34 · h 0.20 (high)
  • Visible templesInner faces of the temples extend rearward from the frame and are visible through the lenses area; they are dark colored and flat in cross-section.
    2 regionsx 0.08 · y 0.46 · w 0.16 · h 0.18 (high); x 0.76 · y 0.46 · w 0.16 · h 0.18 (high)

Other

Studio-style front-on product photograph on a light gray seamless background with even diffuse lighting and a soft shadow beneath the glasses.

  • Shot compositionSunglasses centered in frame, photographed straight-on at eye level showing full frontal face of the product.
  • BackgroundUniform light gray background with no visible texture or props.
  • ShadowSoft diffuse shadow cast below the sunglasses consistent with overhead studio lighting.
    1 regionx 0.18 · y 0.62 · w 0.64 · h 0.10 (high)
  • Image qualitySharp focus on the product with even exposure and minimal glare on glossy surfaces.

Colors

gloss black· frame#0C0D0Ecool gray· lenses#A8ABB1
Anthony angular sunglasses product image 2
02

Product

Glossy black angular acetate sunglasses shown at a three-quarter side angle with dark grey lenses and gold 'MW' logo on the outer temple.

  • Frame shapeThick glossy black angular full-rim frame with subtly tapered outer corners and a slightly flattened top edge above the lenses.
    1 regionx 0.08 · y 0.46 · w 0.64 · h 0.36 (high)
  • Lens appearanceSingle-piece dark grey tinted lenses with a flat front surface and uniform tint; each lens has an internal chamfer where it meets the frame.
    2 regionsx 0.11 · y 0.53 · w 0.36 · h 0.28 (high); x 0.37 · y 0.52 · w 0.28 · h 0.27 (high)
  • Temple constructionStraight glossy black temples with a slight outward flare toward the temple tips; visible metal hinge area where temple meets front frame.
    2 regionsx 0.45 · y 0.52 · w 0.44 · h 0.26 (high); x 0.05 · y 0.50 · w 0.40 · h 0.30 (medium)
  • Logo on outer templeSmall two-letter gold logo 'MW' printed on the outer side of the right temple near the hinge.
    1 regionx 0.52 · y 0.59 · w 0.05 · h 0.05 (high)
  • Hinge detailSmall square metal hinge plate visible at the join between front frame and temple, finished in a muted metal color.
    1 regionx 0.49 · y 0.58 · w 0.03 · h 0.03 (high)
  • Inner temple text and markingsGold-coloured text and small circular gold marks visible on the inner side of the left temple; characters are small and partially obscured by angle making full transcription uncertain.Partial
    1 regionx 0.12 · y 0.45 · w 0.34 · h 0.12 (medium)

Other

Studio product shot on a light grey backdrop with soft shadow beneath the sunglasses; three-quarter right side view showing both front and temple.

  • Shot compositionThree-quarter side angle with the sunglasses positioned diagonally across the frame, right temple closer to camera and left temple extending toward the upper-left.
  • Background and shadowUniform pale grey background with a soft diffuse shadow beneath and to the right of the sunglasses indicating overhead lighting from the left.
  • Image qualityHigh-resolution, well-lit image with clear focus on the sunglasses and minimal noise.

Colors

gloss black· frame#323433smoky grey· lenses#8A8D92metallic gold· logo and small hardware#ACACAC

Reddit Insights

1 threads · r/copenhagen

MessyWeekend brand is recommended as a decent quality, non-designer sunglasses option in Copenhagen.

positive sentiment40% match

Users describe MessyWeekend as decent quality.

Themes

Qualitypositive

Source Threads

  • MessyWeekend recommended as decent quality non-designer sunglasses

    I recently bought from MessyWeekend.. Decent quality.

    u/Specific-Welcome-712r/copenhagenView thread →

Provenance

Merchant Link
https://www.simons.ca/en/men-accessories/sunglasses/brand-name-glasses/anthony-angular-sunglasses--21648-25101?colourId=0
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