These Are the Best Sunglasses, Hats, and Visors on the Internet Right Now

I’m newly obsessed with Pair Eyewear for their customized frames. If you’re constantly changing your sunglasses, they’re a brand you need to know about. Just pick the frame silhouette and a few magnetic tops. You can swap out the style based on your mood. ($30+, Pair Eyewear)

Our editors love Quay for their affordable frames that typically go for under $100. Our Commerce Director raves about this 90s-inspired pair. They’re on-trend, but are versatile enough to wear for years to come. Select from regular lenses or polarized ones. ($65+, Quay)

PSA: SOJOS is the sunglasses brand of the summer. We get them from Amazon and they have countless affordable frames to choose from. We’re wearing this tortoise pair with white linen dresses. Psst…you could buy every pair we mention in this guide and it would still be under $50. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Upon first look, a friend might think you spent a ton on these. But really, they’re from Madewell. What makes them stand out: their square-oval shape and monochromatic style. Perfect for upcoming outdoor weddings. ($59.99, Madewell)

I was overjoyed when I found out that Quince, one of my favorite retailers, was launching sunglasses. This pair is round with angled edges and the taupe color feels unique and elevated. These are majorly on my wish list. ($50, Quince)

Another unique pick from Quince sitting in my cart because it’s a great retailer for high-quality, trendy pieces at affordable price points. My pick: The moss and brown colorway. ($50, Quince)

If you’re on Instagram, you’ve probably seen these sunglasses that are a dupe for a Celine pair. They’re a retro oval shape with gold detailing and have a UV lens protection of 400. The best part? They aren’t $550 like the designer pair that inspired them. If you break them or get sunscreen all over them, you don’t have to worry. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

This bestselling pair (another style from SOJOS) are the ultimate emotional support sunglasses. They have an elongated round shape, which means they’re perfect for days that you want to be incognito. Not to mention, they’re anti-glare. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Skimm’rs are obsessed with this hat — and we are too. It’s made of a cotton-linen blend so it won’t feel sweaty or heavy. It has an ultra-wide adjustable brim that’ll even cover the back of your neck. An added perk: the hidden opening in the back for your ponytail. ($65, Solbari)

I’d wear this with everything, from a simple sundress to jean shorts and a T-shirt. It’s made of faux raffia and is chic enough to take you from the beach to dinner. Plus, that seashell pattern is too good. ($34.99, J.Crew)

This summer, I’ve been into adding green accents to my outfits. This Clare V. hat will add the perfect pop of color and keep your face shaded. Wear it with athleisure or your favorite one-piece. ($50, Clare V.)

This hat is a must for the sweatiest days. It’s made of lightweight material and has mesh panels for added breathability. The bungee cord backing means that you can comfortably slot your ponytail through and adjust it sans headaches. ($38, FP Movement)

Say what you want about fedoras, but this one is actually cute. The wide brim and leather detailing make it feel current (and not so 2009). Plus, its shape means you’ll get extra shade. ($39.99, Madewell)

This one is tightly knit to create a better barrier against the sun. It has a wide opening in the back so there’s ample room to pile up your hair. This would be an ideal option for the beach (especially if you hate the feeling of salty hair sticking to your neck). ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Tenniscore is back and better than ever. If you’re looking for a visor for all your summer activities, this is the visor for you. It has four-way stretch, an inner mesh sweatband, and is quick-drying. Whether you’re itching to go on summer runs or play a game of pickleball, this one will keep you from squinting. ($28, Lululemon)

My mom and grandma both have a healthy collection of visors, but this is one I'd still feel confident gifting them. It comes in pale pink and green, with a Velcro fastener hidden by an adorable giant bow. It’d be great for any gardeners in your life, or anyone who believes an ordinary, everyday visor can't be considered cute. ($34, Anthropologie)

Attention all brides: if you’re having a beach wedding or are planning to have a bachelorette in a warm setting, check out these custom visors. They’re made of straw, and you can add your loved one’s initials in a shadow style on the side. Just pick the thread color and add their initials. The best part? It’s a gift they’ll actually use after the wedding. ($29.99, SprinkledWithPink)