How much should you pay for fit-over sunglasses? Here's an info-graphic that shows the five quality levels, what you should pay for them and where you can buy them.

1. Fit-Over Sunglasses
What you SHOULD get for your money
While these fitovers
are low quality and
lack features,
they’re a good idea
for those who lose
their sunglasses.
bargain brands
non-polarized
no accessories
· drug stores
· gas stations
· souvenir shops
· boardwalk kiosks
· convenience stores
· discount catalogs
$10
Fitovers in the $20
range will do the job.
Another sensible
option for those who
often lose them.
value priced
uv380 protection
polarized
pouch
Spending around
$30 should get you a
fairly good quality
fitover with several
features and good
quality components.
mid-range
polarized
case or pouch
uv380 protection
adjustable temples
limited warranty
· drug stores
· big box stores
· sunglass shops
· discount catalogs
· convenience stores
· discount dept. stores
· drug stores
· big box stores
· sunglass shops
· catalogs
· sports & outdoor stores
· chain optical
$20
$30
High-end fitover
sunglasses offer
more features and a
wider selection of
designs, sizes and
lens options.
These are pro-grade
fitovers, usually found at
eyecare professionals.
Specialized lens tints
extensive warranties,
along with all the bells
and whistles.
high-end
polarized
uv400 protection
case or pouch
cleaning cloth
multiple sizes & styles
adjustable temples
1 year warranty
professional grade
polarized
scratch resistant
uv400 protection
premium case
cleaning cloth
multiple sizes & styles
multiple lens options
variety of colors
adjustable temples
lifetime warranty
· catalogs
· department stores
· opticians
· sports & outdoor stores
· eyewear retailers
· eyecare professionals
· catalogs
· opticians
· better class sports stores
· eyecare professionals
$40
$50
Vistana® by Live Eyewear
An average retail price of $60
Cocoons® by Live Eyewear
An average retail price of $55