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Michael Kors Sunglasses Michael Kors sunglasses are built for polished, everyday luxury-clean silhouettes, wearable colors, and fashion-forward details that look intentional without trying too hard....continue

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Products

Michael Kors MK2080U

Michael Kors
MK2080U
including lenses

$182.00
$91.00
Michael Kors MK2175U

Michael Kors
MK2175U
including lenses

$246.00
$123.00
Michael Kors MK1115

Michael Kors
MK1115
including lenses

$234.00
$117.00
Michael Kors MK1010

Michael Kors
MK1010
including lenses

$278.00
$139.00
Michael Kors MK1099B

Michael Kors
MK1099B
including lenses

$312.00
$156.00
Michael Kors MK2185BF

Michael Kors
MK2185BF
including lenses

$320.00
$160.00

Michael Kors
MK2079U
including lenses

$182.00
$91.00

Michael Kors
MK2045
including lenses

$252.00
$126.00

Michael Kors
MK2137U
including lenses

$182.00
$91.00

Michael Kors
MK2184U
including lenses

$182.00
$91.00

What Our Customers Say

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes—Eyeglasses.com sells 100% authentic sunglasses sourced through authorized manufacturers (not replicas/gray market), and orders are inspected before shipping. 

Yes. Many styles can be made with prescription lenses, including single vision and progressives, and you can add options like polarization when compatible. 

Yes—your page states sunglasses include UV400 protection (blocking UVA/UVB). 

Polarized sun lenses reduce harsh reflected glare (roads/water), improving comfort and contrast—especially helpful for driving. 

Yes, and performance depends on frame geometry and accurate measurements. Your page advises choosing adequate lens height, using precise PD/fitting data, and considering digital/freeform progressives for better clarity. 

They can be, depending on plus/minus strength and frame curvature. Your page notes that frame shape/curvature matters and recommends lens/material choices (e.g., high-index/aspheric) to improve cosmetics and comfort. 

Often yes, but wrap styles may require wrap-compensated optics to reduce off-axis blur and distortion. Your page calls this out as a key consideration for curved frames. 

Your FAQ states prescription lenses are made by licensed optical laboratories in the U.S. and reviewed for accuracy before delivery; your page also includes optical advisory review for accuracy. 

·       “You may return most items, including Michael Kors eyeglasses, within 30 days of shipment for a refund or exchange as long as the product is in its original, unused condition with all packaging and materials included.

  • For frames only, you can receive a full refund within the return window.
  • For frames with custom lenses, we offer a full refund for the frame and a partial refund/store credit for lenses if you choose to return both.
  • For lenses that aren’t working for you, we also offer a Perfect Lenses Guarantee — a one-time remake at no cost if the prescription lenses aren’t made correctly.
  • To start a return or exchange, follow the instructions on the Eyeglasses.com Returns & Exchanges page and ship your item back within the 30-day period.
  • Full policy: Eyeglasses.com Returns & Exchanges Policy


Michael Kors Sunglasses

Michael Kors sunglasses are built for polished, everyday luxury-clean silhouettes, wearable colors, and fashion-forward details that look intentional without trying too hard. At Eyeglasses.com, you'll find authentic Michael Kors shades and prescription-ready options backed by optician-level guidance for progressive lenses, strong prescriptions, and all-day comfort.

Explore the full collection here: Michael Kors Sunglasses and pair your frame with lenses built for how you actually see-driving, screen time, outdoor glare, and high-Rx clarity.

Authenticity, Sourcing & Quality Control You Can Verify

  • Authentic Michael Kors eyewear sourced through established distribution channels and delivered with brand-appropriate packaging and identifiers.
  • Inspection before fulfillment: frames are checked for alignment, hinge action, lens seating, cosmetic condition, and correct model/color labeling.
  • Order accuracy controls for prescription jobs: Rx entry validation, lens material selection checks, and final verification prior to shipment.
  • Support from real optical professionals: get help choosing frame geometry and lens designs that work for progressives and high prescriptions.
  • Clear post-purchase support for fit and vision questions-because premium sunglasses should feel and perform like premium sunglasses.

Looking for optical (clear-lens) styles too? Shop Michael Kors Eyeglasses.

Optician-Level Decision Support: Choose the Right Michael Kors Sunglasses

1) Start with your use-case

  • Driving & glare control: prioritize polarized sun lenses to reduce reflected glare from roads and water.
  • All-day outdoor wear: consider deeper lens shapes and wrap-aware lens choices for better peripheral coverage and sun protection.
  • Fashion-first: oversized and gradient styles can look incredible-just plan lens choices carefully if you wear progressives or a higher Rx.
  • Indoor/outdoor transitions: ask about photochromic options (light-responsive lenses) if you move between environments frequently.

2) Match frame geometry to your prescription

The best-looking sunglasses are the ones that also deliver stable, comfortable vision. If you wear a stronger prescription (especially higher minus/plus, astigmatism, or prism), the shape and curvature of the frame matters as much as the brand.

  • High minus (nearsighted): smaller eye sizes often reduce edge thickness and weight. Ask about high-index, aspheric designs for a flatter, cleaner look.
  • High plus (farsighted): avoid oversized lenses when possible; they can increase center thickness and magnification. Optician help can improve cosmetics and comfort.
  • Astigmatism: accurate PD and fitting height become more important-especially in larger sunglass shapes.
  • Wrap/curved frames: great coverage, but require wrap compensation to reduce "swim" and off-axis blur in prescription lenses.

Not sure which direction to go? Start with: All Sunglasses or shop Prescription Sunglasses if you want your Rx built in.

Advanced Optical Guidance for High Prescriptions & Progressive Lens Wearers

Progressives in sunglasses: what to optimize

Progressive sunglasses can be exceptional-when the frame and lens design are selected intentionally. For the best experience, focus on corridor stability, usable near zone, and off-axis clarity.

  • Choose adequate lens height: very shallow fashion frames can constrain the progressive channel and reduce near vision.
  • Prioritize precise measurements: PD, fitting height, and how the frame sits (pantoscopic tilt and vertex distance) affect progressive performance.
  • Consider digital/freeform progressives: these can improve clarity and reduce peripheral distortion when paired with accurate fitting data.
  • Add backside anti-reflective (AR): reduces internal reflections and "ghosting" that can be more noticeable in sun lenses.

Learn more about lens options: Lenses and Progressive Lenses.

High-prescription sun lenses: materials & design choices that matter

  • High-index lens materials (often best for stronger prescriptions): can reduce thickness and weight while improving cosmetics.
  • Aspheric designs: can flatten the lens profile and improve edge performance-especially helpful for higher plus prescriptions.
  • Digital compensated optics for wrap: if you choose a curved sunglass style, request lenses designed to account for base curve and frame wrap to reduce blur and distortion.
  • Edge finishing: options like edge polish can improve aesthetics on thicker lenses (frame permitting).

If you wear a stronger prescription, start here: High-Index Lenses.

Polarization + progressives: a powerful combo for driving

For many progressive wearers, polarized progressive sunglasses deliver the best mix of distance clarity, dashboard readability, and glare control. If you frequently drive or spend time around reflective surfaces, polarization is often the single biggest comfort upgrade.

Sun Lens Options That Pair Especially Well with Michael Kors Frames

Polarized

Reduces harsh reflected glare and improves contrast-ideal for driving, boating, and bright pavement.

Gradient / Fashion Tint

Dark at the top, lighter at the bottom-popular for style and comfortable walking wear. For progressives, gradients can be excellent when fitted carefully.

Mirror

Reflective finish to cut visible light. Works best with quality backside AR to minimize internal reflections.

Classic Solid Tints

Neutral gray for true color, brown for contrast enhancement, green for balanced comfort-your optician can help choose the best tint for your environment.

Ready to build prescription sun lenses? Shop Prescription Sunglasses.

Fit & Comfort: How to Get a Secure, Premium Feel

Sunglasses comfort comes down to bridge fit, temple length, and face wrap. Michael Kors offers a variety of shapes-oversized squares, classic aviators, cat-eyes, and soft rounds-so you can dial in the look while keeping the fit stable.

  • Bridge comfort: if frames slide, check bridge width and nose pad style. A secure bridge reduces constant readjusting.
  • Temple stability: correct temple length helps prevent pressure behind the ears and keeps the frame centered.
  • Optical centering: especially with progressives and higher prescriptions, consistent positioning improves clarity and reduces adaptation time.
  • Wrap awareness: more wrap can improve sun coverage, but requires the right lens design for prescription wearers.

If you're comparing categories, browse: Women's Sunglasses and Designer Sunglasses.

Shop Michael Kors Sunglasses by Style

Use these curated entry points to quickly find silhouettes that match your face shape, wardrobe, and prescription needs:

Care Tips That Protect Coatings and Keep Vision Crisp

  • Rinse before wiping: dust can scratch lenses. Rinse with lukewarm water first when possible.
  • Use lens-safe cleaner: harsh household cleaners can damage premium coatings.
  • Microfiber only: paper products can create micro-scratches over time.
  • Store properly: keep sunglasses in a case to prevent frame misalignment and lens abrasion.
  • Heat caution: avoid leaving sunglasses on dashboards; high heat can stress coatings and frame shape.

Need help selecting lenses or troubleshooting fit? Visit: Customer Care.

Find Your Michael Kors Look-With Lenses Built for Real-World Vision

Whether you want a statement cat-eye, a refined square, or an everyday classic, Michael Kors sunglasses deliver designer finish with approachable wearability. Add polarization for glare control, configure progressives for all-day driving and reading, or optimize high-index optics for strong prescriptions-then let our optical team help you fine-tune the details that make the difference.

Shop now: Michael Kors Sunglasses.

Optician-Reviewed Michael Kors Sunglasses: Authenticity + Prescription-Grade Performance

This page is maintained and reviewed by Eyeglasses.com's optical team to help you select authentic Michael Kors sunglasses and build lenses that perform for real-world vision-especially for progressive lens wearers and high-prescription customers. If you'd like a quick recommendation, start with Prescription Sunglasses or compare lens options in Lenses.

Authenticity & Sourcing Promise

Michael Kors sunglasses sold on Eyeglasses.com are authentic designer eyewear sourced through established distribution channels. Before fulfillment, each frame is visually and mechanically inspected for model/color accuracy, alignment, hinge performance, and cosmetic condition. For prescription orders, lens jobs are verified for prescription accuracy and lens option selection prior to shipping.

Prescription Sunglasses Built Like an Optical Lab Would Build Them

Many shoppers can wear "stock" sun lenses. If you wear progressives, strong prescriptions, higher astigmatism, or prism, you'll get better comfort and clarity by matching frame geometry and lens design to your optics. Use the decision support below, then build your pair in Prescription Sunglasses.

Progressive Sunglasses: What Matters Most

  • Minimum lens height: Deeper lens shapes support a more usable progressive channel and reduce "searching" for near vision.
  • Stable fit = stable vision: A secure bridge and correct temple length help keep the progressive optics centered throughout the day.
  • Precision measurements: Accurate PD and fitting height are essential; small errors are more noticeable in progressives.
  • Backside AR is a must: Reduces internal reflections that can be amplified by sun tints and bright environments.

Learn how progressives work and what to choose: Progressive Lenses.

High-Prescription Sun Lenses: Advanced Optical Guidance

  • High-index materials: Often the best route to reduce thickness and weight for stronger prescriptions.
  • Aspheric optics: Can improve cosmetics and reduce peripheral distortion-especially helpful in higher plus prescriptions.
  • Wrap-aware lens design: Curved sunglass frames may require compensated optics to reduce off-axis blur and "swim."
  • Edge thickness management: Right-sizing the frame eye size can meaningfully improve comfort and appearance for high minus prescriptions.

Start here if you know you have a stronger Rx: High-Index Lenses.

Polarized, Gradient, Mirror: Choose the Right Sun Lens

  • Polarized: Best for driving and water/pavement glare; improves contrast and reduces eye strain for many wearers.
  • Solid gray: True-to-life color; a top choice for bright sun and long outdoor days.
  • Brown/amber: Boosts contrast; often preferred for variable light or driving comfort.
  • Gradient: Popular for lifestyle wear; can pair well with progressives when fitted accurately.
  • Mirror: Cuts visible light and looks sharp; pair with backside AR to reduce internal reflections.

Optician Checklist: Get a Better Result on Day One

  1. Confirm your current Rx: Use your most recent prescription and note any prism or special instructions.
  2. Measure accurately: PD and (for progressives) fitting height drive comfort and adaptation.
  3. Pick a frame that matches your optics: Strong Rx wearers generally do better with moderate lens sizes vs. extreme oversized shapes.
  4. Choose lens tech intentionally: Polarization for glare; high-index/aspheric for strong Rx; compensated optics for wrap styles.
  5. Finish with the right coatings: Backside AR plus durable protective coatings preserve clarity and reduce reflections.

Continue Shopping

Want guidance choosing a frame for progressives or a high prescription? Visit Customer Care and our team can help you select a style and lens build that fits your needs.

Expert Review & Authorship

This content was reviewed for optical accuracy by the Eyeglasses.com Optical Advisory Team, which includes licensed opticians with experience evaluating prescription lenses and anti-reflective coatings for clarity, glare reduction, and long-term wear. Reviews are conducted to reflect current lens-coating standards and support confident eyewear purchasing decisions.

Author

Author of this article:

Mark Agnew, Author

Mark Agnew

CEO of Eyeglasses.com,which he founded in 1999.For over twenty years,he has educated consumers,improved their vision choices,and reduced costs in eyewear.Mark authored The Eyeglasses Buying Guide,the most comprehensive and best-selling glasses buying guide in the world.

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