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Eyeglass Frames with Magnetic Sunglasses Clips
Every pair in this collection is a set of eyeglass frames with sunglasses magnetic clipsbuilt in — one prescription-ready frame, plus a matching sun clip that snaps onto the front the moment you step outside. Each clip is contour-cut for its own named frame (Francesca, Alice, DuBois — every Aoolia frame has a name), so the shade layer sits flush against the lenses and reads as one pair of sunglasses, not an add-on.
How the Magnetic Clip System Works,Small magnets are set into the end pieces of the frame front, with matching contact points on the sun clip. Aligning the clip takes one hand: bring it close and it pulls itself into place. Because the magnets live in the frame, not on your lenses, there are no metal hooks pressing on your prescription lenses and nothing to scratch a coating. Pulling the clip off for a shirt-pocket or car-visor moment takes about a second, and the frame underneath still looks like a finished pair of everyday glasses.
One Frame Instead of Two Pairs,Prescription sunglasses are a second pair with a second Rx lens order — a second cost. A magnetic clip set puts your prescription in one frame and lets the clip handle the sun, so you pay for your lenses once. If you spend most of your day indoors and just need shade for the commute, the school run, or a weekend drive, a clip set covers it for less. If you're outdoors for hours at a time — on the water, on a jobsite, behind the wheel all day — dedicated prescription sunglasses with a full sun lens are still the better tool. We'd rather tell you which one you actually need.
Match the Clip Shape to Your Face,This is a curated nine — not nine hundred look-alikes. Cat-eye clip-on frames (Francesca, Fawn, Bayley) lift the outer corners and suit round or heart-shaped faces. Square sets (Alice, Sophia, Olivia) add structure to softer features. Rectangles (Gaiety, Troy) are the safe-everywhere work frame, and DuBois brings the one round silhouette for angular faces. Not sure which contour is yours? Run a photo through our AI face-shape tool and it will shortlist the clip-on frames that fit your geometry — or use Virtual Try-On on any product page to see the frame, clip on and clip off, on your own face before you order.
Prescription Options for Every Clip-On Framem,Every frame in this collection takes single vision, bifocal, progressive, or reading lenses — or plain non-Rx lenses if you only want the sun function. The magnetic clip sits in front of whatever lens you choose, so progressive wearers get shade without ordering a second progressive pair (usually the most expensive lens on any receipt). Enter your prescription at checkout the same way you would for any Aoolia frame; an optician reviews each order before it goes to the lab.
Built to Keep, Not to Replace,Clip sets only make sense if both halves last. Frames here are acetate or metal with spring hinges on most styles, and each set ships with a case sized to hold the clip. Aoolia partners with Plastic Odyssey on ocean-plastic recovery — one more reason we'd rather sell you one durable two-in-one set than two disposable pairs.
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Frequently Asked Questions About eyeglass frames with sunglasses magnetic clips
Are the clip-on lenses polarized?
All sun clips in this collection use polarized, UV400-rated lenses, which cut reflected glare from roads and water — the main reason drivers choose magnetic clip-on glasses. / Sun clips are UV400-rated; polarized clips are available on
Can I get progressive or bifocal lenses in a clip-on frame?
Yes. Every frame here accepts single vision, bifocal, progressive, and reading prescriptions. The clip works the same over any of them, which is why clip sets are popular with progressive wearers: one progressive lens order covers you indoors and out.
Will the magnets scratch my lenses or affect other devices?
The magnets sit inside the frame's end pieces and the clip's rim — they never touch the lens surface, so there's nothing to scratch a coating. They're small, low-strength magnets; standard guidance is to keep any magnet away from implanted medical devices such as pacemakers, so check with your doctor if that applies to you.
Where do I put the clip when I'm not wearing it?
Anywhere flat-ish: it's a rimmed lens layer, thinner than a phone. Most people keep it in the included case, a shirt pocket, or clipped to a car visor.
















