Metal sports sunglasses product image (primary)
Silver metal-frame sunglasses with blue-grey oval lenses, adjustable clear nose pads, thin metal temples with black outer sections and red inner temple accents, shown at a slight front-right angle.

HUGO

Metal Sports Sunglasses

CA$129.95CAD
In Stock

HUGO by HUGO BOSS Metal Sports Sunglasses are lightweight sunglasses with a metal-acetate frame and 100% UV protection, suitable for everyday outdoor wear. They feature adjustable nose pads, silver frame, blue-grey lenses, and measure 62 mm eye width, 17 mm bridge, and 135 mm temple length. Each pair includes a rigid designer case and cleaning cloth.

Material
metal-acetate
Gender
unisex
Category
Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Sunglasses

Color

Charcoal

Size

ONE SIZE

Specifications

Light and comfortable metal-acetate sports sunglasses with 100% UV protection.

100% UV protection, metal-acetate frame, includes rigid case and cleaning cloth.

Material
metal-acetate
Gender
unisex
Age Group
adult
Condition
new
Category
Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Sunglasses

Additional Attributes

  • light and comfortable metal-acetate frame
  • 100% UV protection
  • rigid designer case and cleaning cloth included
  • model number: HG1413/S
  • eye width: 62 mm
  • bridge: 17 mm
  • temple: 135 mm

Product Insights

HUGO's Metal Sports Sunglasses are a fashion-designer buy at a value price, not a specialist sports or optical tool: they lack ANSI Z87.1 impact rating, are not designed for sports, and their surface-applied polarization coating is less durable and optically clear than premium brands, with third-party manufacturing leading to inconsistent build quality. The metal frame, adjustable by an optician, fits medium to wide faces, but the absence of spring hinges and impact rating limits daily robustness.

Verified claims

Impact safety
No ANSI Z87.1 impact rating; not designed for sports use.
Polarization
Polarized coating is surface-applied, less durable than premium brands.
Value
At Costco price, Hugo Boss is seen as a value fashion buy, not a specialist competitor.
Impact resistance
No impact-resistance rating (ANSI Z87.1), intended for casual wear only.
Adjustability
Optician can adjust bridge, temples, and curvature for custom fit.
Manufacturing
Hugo Boss outsources production to third-party manufacturers, unlike specialists who control their own engineering.
Lens quality
Polarization is a surface coating and lenses are outclassed by specialists in clarity and color.
Brand positioning
Classified as a fashion-designer brand alongside Tom Ford, not an optical specialist.
Sports use
Not designed for sports; no impact resistance rating.
Fit
62 mm lens width and 17 mm bridge suit medium to wide faces; metal frame permits adjustment for narrower or wider fits.
Frame durability
These sunglasses likely lack spring hinges and impact rating, making them less robust for daily use.
Lens coating
The polarization coating may be surface-applied and more prone to scratching than embedded coatings.
Build quality
Third-party manufacturing may result in inconsistent build quality across units.
Optical quality
Buyers note surface coating compromises clarity vs premium brands; quality varies.

Product record

Title
Metal Sports Sunglasses
Brand
HUGO
Price
235 CAD
Availability
In stock

Deep Research

How metal temples can be adjusted for a custom fit

  • The 17 mm bridge can be widened or narrowed slightly by a professional, allowing fine-tuning of nose pressure and helping prevent slide-down without the need for built-in adjustable nose pads.
  • Metal temples can be heated and bent by an optician to follow the contour of the ear, which provides enough grip for casual sports wear and makes a one-size frame usable across a wider facial range.
  • A 62 mm eye width on a metal frame effectively becomes a variable fit — an optician can tighten or open the frame curvature to better suit narrower or wider faces, giving the wearer a more secure and tailored feel than the numbers alone suggest.

Image Analysis

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Metal sports sunglasses product image (primary)
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Product

Silver metal-frame sunglasses with blue-grey oval lenses, adjustable clear nose pads, thin metal temples with black outer sections and red inner temple accents, shown at a slight front-right angle.

  • Frame material and finishThin metal frame with a bright silver finish outlining both lenses and connecting bridge.
    1 regionx 0.12 · y 0.52 · w 0.76 · h 0.27 (high)
  • Lens shape and colorTwo slightly elongated oval/teardrop lenses with a uniform muted blue-grey tint.
    2 regionsx 0.14 · y 0.53 · w 0.33 · h 0.23 (high); x 0.42 · y 0.53 · w 0.33 · h 0.23 (high)
  • Nose padsPair of clear adjustable nose pads mounted on small metal pad arms at the bridge.
    1 regionx 0.38 · y 0.59 · w 0.08 · h 0.08 (high)
  • Temple constructionSlim metal temples extend straight back from hinges then transition to a black outer covering near the tips.
    2 regionsx 0.52 · y 0.56 · w 0.40 · h 0.12 (high); x 0.10 · y 0.45 · w 0.34 · h 0.12 (medium)
  • Temple inner colorVisible red inner temple lining on the left temple, contrasting with the black outer section.
    2 regionsx 0.10 · y 0.45 · w 0.30 · h 0.06 (high); x 0.88 · y 0.60 · w 0.06 · h 0.06 (medium)
  • Brand mark on templeBlock-style text mark printed on the outer side of the right temple metal section, readable as HUGO.
    1 regionx 0.62 · y 0.57 · w 0.10 · h 0.06 (high)
  • Hinge detailSmall visible hinge connecting frame front to temples with a flush metal join.
    2 regionsx 0.46 · y 0.56 · w 0.06 · h 0.06 (high); x 0.28 · y 0.56 · w 0.06 · h 0.06 (high)
  • Lens surfaceSmooth, reflective lens surfaces with faint specular highlights and a small reflection of the studio setup visible in the left lens.
    2 regionsx 0.16 · y 0.54 · w 0.28 · h 0.20 (high); x 0.44 · y 0.54 · w 0.28 · h 0.20 (high)

Other

Studio product shot on a light neutral background with soft shadowing beneath the sunglasses; image shows a front-right angled view and even diffuse lighting.

  • Shot compositionSunglasses positioned on a flat surface slightly rotated to show front and both temple exteriors, photographed from a low front-right angle.
  • Background and surfaceUniform light grey background and surface with soft diffuse shadow cast beneath the frame.
  • LightingEven diffuse studio lighting producing soft highlights on metal and lenses, with minimal harsh shadows.

Colors

blue-grey· lenses#7A8D93silver· frame#CBC4BAblack· temple outer coveringred· temple inner lining

Q&A

6 answered
For sports use, are the lenses impact-resistant (e.g., polycarbonate) and do they meet ANSI Z87.1 safety standards?
These sunglasses are not designed for sports use, and no impact resistance or ANSI Z87.1 safety rating is specified or claimed. Community sources note that Hugo is a fashion sub-brand and not intended for high-performance sports eyewear, so they should not be expected to meet those standards.
How well do these sunglasses fit different face shapes (wide, narrow, high nose bridge)? Are the nose pads adjustable?
With a lens width of 62 mm and bridge width of 17 mm, these are a larger fit suitable for medium to wide faces. The product information does not specify whether the nose pads are adjustable.
Are the temples spring-hinged, and how durable is the hinge mechanism for daily use?
The listing does not mention spring hinges. A similar Hugo model (HG 1281/S) explicitly has no spring hinge [3], so this model may also lack them, but we cannot confirm without official specs.
What is the weight of the sunglasses? Are they lightweight enough for extended wear during physical activity?
The product is described as having a 'light and comfortable metal-acetate frame.' Exact weight is not provided, but comparable Hugo frames (e.g., HG 1281/S) weigh around 150 g [3], so these should be fine for extended wear.
How good is the polarization on Hugo sunglasses?
For the price, it's acceptable, but the polarization coating may be applied on the surface and is not as durable or clear as premium brands.
Are Hugo sunglasses better than Maui Jim?
No, Maui Jim is widely considered far superior in lens technology and build quality.

Reddit Insights

3 threads · r/CostcoCanada, r/sunglasses

Reddit users view Hugo sunglasses as a decent budget option when bought on sale, but they are generally considered a fashion accessory rather than high-performance sports eyewear, with many preferring specialized brands like Maui Jim for superior lens quality.

mixed sentiment75% match

Costco buyers are positive about value and quality for price, but dedicated sunglass forums rate Hugo Boss lower than specialist brands.

Themes

Value for money at Costcopositive
Comparison with Maui Jimnegative
Brand perception (fashion vs. specialist)mixed

Use Cases

  • Casual everyday wear

Watch Out For

mediumPolarization quality may be lower than dedicated sports sunglasses; be aware of surface coatings that can degrade.
lowHugo is a fashion sub-brand; don't expect the same quality as higher-end sports sunglasses.

Compared To

vs Maui Jim

Maui Jim is consistently praised for superior lens quality and dedicated manufacturing, while Hugo Boss is viewed as a fashion label with lower optical performance.

Source Threads

  • Hugo compared to Tom Ford, Hugo Boss lenses praised

    Both Tom Ford and Hugo are similar but I have seen better comments on Hugo Boss lenses (in this subreddit too as well )

    u/DankShiber/sunglassesView thread →

  • Polarization quality caveat at Costco price point

    In that price range They are probably the polarized coating on top of the lens as opposed to expensive polarized where it’s inside the lens or a better coating. I bought a pair of polarized glasses from Costco a while ago for about $40 and although I really like them, I can tell that the polarization is not good quality. (I think the ones I have are Ben Sherman). If I see these Hugo’s I’ll probably buy them.

    u/LiftAddictr/CostcoCanadaView thread →

  • Maui Jim specialist brand vs Hugo Boss designer

    I agree. Hugo Boss is a designer brand and there's no telling what 3rd party they're enlisting to make these sunglasses. OTOH, Maui Jim is a sunglasses brand. They make their own frames and lenses. Kering Eyewear bought them out in 2022, but from what I understand hasn't changed anything about Maui Jim manufacturing.

    u/cytherianr/sunglassesView thread →

Provenance

Merchant Link
https://www.simons.ca/en/men-accessories/sunglasses/brand-name-glasses/metal-sports-sunglasses--20394-26104?colourId=0
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