KOMONO
Margot Angular Oval Sunglasses
The Margot Angular Oval Sunglasses from KOMONO feature a lightweight bioplastic frame in a tortoiseshell pattern with solid green, scratch-resistant lenses offering 100% UV protection (Level 3). Designed for sunny-day wear, they measure 54 mm eye width, 15 mm bridge, and 145 mm temple length, and include a soft designer case and cleaning cloth. Reddit reviewers note good durability and value for the price, though lens shape is relatively flat compared to premium brands like Ray-Ban.
- Material
- Bioplastic frame, scratch-resistant lenses
- Gender
- unisex
- Style
- modern, minimalist
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Sunglasses
Specifications
Lightweight bioplastic sunglasses with UV protection and scratch-resistant lenses, including designer case.
Scratch-resistant lenses, 100% UV protection, Level 3 UV protection rating, lightweight bioplastic frame.
- Material
- Bioplastic frame, scratch-resistant lenses
- Style
- modern, minimalist
- Occasion
- vacation, beach-day, everyday
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Sunglasses
Additional Attributes
- angular oval shape
- lightweight bioplastic frame
- scratch-resistant lenses
- 100% UV protection
- Level 3 UV protection rating
- includes soft designer case
- includes cleaning cloth
- 54mm eye width
- 15mm bridge
- 145mm temple length
Product Insights
KOMONO's Margot Angular Oval Sunglasses (125 CAD) offer a lightweight bioplastic frame from Bio Nylon G850 and polycarbonate lenses with built-in UV400 protection and Category 3 light filtration for intense sun. The narrow 15mm bridge sits high and stable on low or average nose bridges, and the impact-rated lenses meet FDA safety eyewear standards. A tradeoff: the frame may warp in extreme heat, and warranty excludes heat damage. Includes a 2-year warranty, cleaning cloth, and soft pouch at roughly a third of premium frame prices, though buyer durability feedback ranges from years-long use to comparisons below premium brands.
Verified claims
- Fit
- Narrow 15mm bridge sits high and stable on low or average nose bridges.
- Weight and comfort
- Lightweight bioplastic frame and polycarbonate lenses reduce weight and resist sliding.
- Shatter resistance
- Lenses meet the FDA drop ball impact test for safety eyewear.
- UV permanence
- UV400 protection is built into the lens material and cannot wear off.
- Light transmission
- Category 3 lens rating means the lenses transmit 8–18% of visible light, making them suitable for intense sun.
- Material
- Bioplastic frame from renewable Bio Nylon G850, lighter than acetate or metal
- Heat sensitivity
- Community feedback notes good durability and longevity for KOMONO sunglasses, but there is no specific documentation on how the bioplastic frame holds up in high heat or direct sunlight; as with most plastics, prolonged exposure to extreme heat may cause warping, so avoiding hot cars is advisable.
- Warranty
- 2-year manufacturer warranty, longer than typical fashion eyewear.
- Owner experiences
- Buyer feedback notes good durability and longevity for KOMONO sunglasses, though some reviews consider the lens shape less advanced than premium brands.
- Care accessories
- Includes cleaning cloth and soft pouch for lens and frame maintenance.
- Value
- Includes 2-year warranty, cleaning cloth, and pouch, extras not always included at this price.
- Lens
- Category 3 UV400 polycarbonate lenses: impact-rated, 30% lighter than standard.
- Frame quality
- Bioplastic Bio Nylon G850 frame with a narrow 15mm bridge and 54mm lenses sits securely on low or average nose bridges.
- Hot-weather comfort
- Lightweight bioplastic frame reduces sliding and pressure points in hot weather.
- UV certification
- The sunglasses carry a Level 3 UV protection rating, which corresponds to the European standard EN 1836 for effective sun glare protection, but they are not explicitly certified to ANSI Z80.3 or CE.
- Sustainability
- The bio-nylon G850 frame is made from a renewable-sourced polymer, avoiding petroleum-based plastics typical of this price class.
- Face-shape versatility
- The angular oval silhouette fuses a rounded base with geometric beveling, softening square faces and adding structure to round faces.
Product record
- Title
- Margot Angular Oval Sunglasses
- Brand
- KOMONO
- Price
- 125 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
Buying Guide
1 comparison · 10 sourcesUses
Everyday sun protection on bright days
Slip on these KOMONO Margot sunglasses for sunny days out, with Category 3 UV400 lenses for full UV protection. The lightweight, comfortable bioplastic frame is made for all-day wear, and the scratch-resistant lenses come with a soft case and cleaning cloth to keep them protected between uses.[1,3]
Product comparison
Compared within this brand.
| Margot Angular Oval Sunglasses: Choose this if you want lightweight, comfortable sunglasses with a shiny angular oval frame in a tortoiseshell pattern (listed as Taupe) with solid muted green lenses, full UV protection (Category 3 / UV400), and scratch-resistant polycarbonate lenses. It comes in one size (54 mm eye width, 15 mm bridge, 145 mm temples) with a case and cleaning cloth included, and a 2-year warranty is listed. Note the frame is described as bioplastic, while the catalog image analysis only identified it as acetate-like by appearance.[1,2,3,4] | Gloria Rectangular Sunglasses: Choose this if you want lightweight, comfortable sunglasses with a slim, full-rim rectangular frame that has a slightly upswept, subtly cat-eyed look, offered in glossy black or taupe in one size (54 mm eye width, 17 mm bridge, 150 mm temples). The bioplastic frame comes with scratch-resistant lenses offering 100% UV protection, plus a soft case and cleaning cloth. Note that the lenses carry a Level 1 UV protection rating, which the retailer describes as perfect for partly sunny days, so they are best suited to lighter sun conditions.[5,6,7] | Serena Square Sunglasses: Choose this if you want a bold, easy-going square cat-eye look: this one-size pair comes in taupe with a wide translucent tortoiseshell front, green-tinted rectangular lenses, and solid dark temples, with a 54 mm eye width, 20 mm bridge, and 145 mm temples. It suits sunny days with a Level 3 rating and 100% UV protection, plus scratch-resistant lenses in a lightweight, comfortable bioplastic frame. A soft designer case and small cleaning cloth are included, though the one-size fit means checking those measurements matters.[8,9,10] |
Image Analysis
1 images- 01
Product
Pair of angular oval sunglasses photographed at a three-quarter front angle showing both lenses, full frame front, and temples; tortoiseshell patterned acetate frame with green lenses and a small gold temple logo.
- Frame shapeAngular oval front frame with slightly pointed outer corners and a pronounced rim surrounding each lens; frame profile visible from a low three-quarter front angle.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.58 · w 0.64 · h 0.26 (high) - Frame material and patternShiny acetate-like material with a tortoiseshell pattern of dark brown base and amber/khaki flecks throughout the front and temples.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.58 · w 0.64 · h 0.26 (high) - Lens colorSolid muted green sunglass lenses with even tint and no visible gradient.
2 regions
x 0.16 · y 0.62 · w 0.28 · h 0.18 (high); x 0.46 · y 0.64 · w 0.30 · h 0.18 (high) - Temple detailStraight temples with a slight outward taper and angled earpieces; tortoiseshell pattern continues along the temples.
1 region
x 0.40 · y 0.60 · w 0.48 · h 0.20 (high) - Temple logoSmall gold-colored text logo printed on the outer side of the right temple near the hinge.
1 region
x 0.58 · y 0.66 · w 0.20 · h 0.08 (high) - Inner temple text (illegible)Narrow printed text present on the inner side of the left temple but too small or partially obscured to read clearly at this resolution.Partial
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.56 · w 0.20 · h 0.08 (medium)
Other
Studio shot on a light gray background with soft shadows beneath the product; three-quarter front composition centered lower in the frame.
- Background and surfaceEven light gray background and surface with a soft shadow cast beneath and slightly to the right of the sunglasses.
- Shot compositionSunglasses positioned at a low three-quarter front angle occupying the lower central area of the image with substantial empty space above.
- Lighting and reflectionSoft diffuse studio lighting producing mild specular highlights on the glossy frame surfaces and faint reflections on the lenses.
Colors
tortoiseshell brown with amber flecks· frame (tortoiseshell)muted forest green· lensesmetallic gold· temple logo text- Frame shapeAngular oval front frame with slightly pointed outer corners and a pronounced rim surrounding each lens; frame profile visible from a low three-quarter front angle.
Brand PDP Lookup
- Brand
- KOMONO
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Documents & Data
Reddit Insights
2 threads · r/BuyFromEU, r/europeanmalefashionReddit users appreciate Komono sunglasses for their affordability and durability, though some note they lack the premium quality of brands like Ray-Ban.
Positive comments on durability and value, but criticisms about lens quality and comparison to Ray-Ban indicate reservations.
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Compared To
vs Ray-Ban
Ray-Ban sunglasses offer superior quality and 3D lens shape, while Komono are a budget-friendly alternative with lower build quality.
Source Threads
Durability and material of Komono sunglasses
Had a pair lasted me for like 6 years. Lenses were actually made of glass i believe and a metal frame
u/photoinducedr/BuyFromEUView thread →
Review of Komono Clements sunglasses
I own Komono Clements. Been happy with them. 40 euros, better than market tier, but Ray-Bans blow them out of the water though. But, they're 40 euros. The lenses aren't rounded or anything, thus they really don't have 3D shape. 3/5 would not buy again since I'm going to invest in a better pair but I'd recommend them.
u/genesisofpantheonr/europeanmalefashionView thread →