How to Wear Coloured Tinted Sunglasses: Styling Statement Lens Tints
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How to Wear Coloured Tinted Sunglasses: Styling Statement Lens Tints
Coloured tinted sunglasses use a colour-tinted lens, such as amber, rose, blue or jade, as a style statement. The trick is to match the tint to your undertone and outfit, then keep the rest of the look simple. Here is how to wear them well, with UV400 protection covered as standard.
In this article
- What are coloured tinted sunglasses?
- How to choose a tint colour
- How to style coloured tints
- Do tinted lenses still protect your eyes?
- Coloured tinted frames to try
- Frequently asked questions
What are coloured tinted sunglasses?

Coloured tinted sunglasses have a lens dyed in a distinct colour, such as amber, rose, blue, green or jade, rather than a classic neutral grey or brown. The colour is mostly a style choice, giving your look personality and a soft wash of tone. The tint can be light and translucent for a fashion-forward feel, or deeper for stronger sun. Whatever the colour, the protection comes from UV400, not the tint itself.
How to choose a tint colour

Start with your undertone. Warm undertones tend to suit amber, rose, honey and warm browns, while cool undertones are lifted by blue, grey, jade and green. If you want the tint to pop, pick a colour that contrasts with your usual wardrobe; if you want it to blend, choose one that echoes colours you already wear. Our skin tone guide helps you find your undertone, and the lens colour guide explains how each colour behaves in daily light.
How to style coloured tints

A coloured tint is already a statement, so let it lead and keep everything else calm. They look sharpest against simple, solid outfits that give the colour room to breathe, and they bring instant personality to a relaxed look. Match the mood to the moment: soft rose or amber for daytime and events, cooler blue or jade for a modern, understated edge. If you own more than one, treat them like accessories and switch by outfit.
Do tinted lenses still protect your eyes?

Yes. Tint colour and tint darkness are about comfort and style, not protection. The protection comes from UV400, which blocks all ultraviolet light up to 400 nanometres, and every Rawbare pair includes it as standard. A light, pretty tint with UV400 protects your eyes just as fully as a dark one. If you want to understand how dark a tint should be for different conditions, our lens categories guide covers it.
Coloured tinted frames to try
Here are three in-stock coloured tints from Rawbare, each with 100% UV400 protection. Use them as a starting point, then explore the wider range.
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