Are these sunglasses worth it over a plain acetate pair?

You are paying mostly for the Burberry name and the check-temple detail. If that matters to you, the frame quality is solid; if not, a non-designer square acetate frame does the same job for far less.

Will the 47 mm lens width fit me?

47 mm is a small lens width, so these suit narrow to average faces. If you normally wear 52 mm or wider frames, expect these to feel snug.

Are gradient lenses good for driving?

They are fine in normal daylight but not the best choice for bright, direct sun or night driving. A solid dark or polarized lens is better for high-glare conditions.

What comes in the box?

Burberry typically ships these with a branded case and cleaning cloth. Confirm the included accessories with the seller before ordering.

When is the best time to buy them?

Designer sunglasses usually see the deepest discounts at end of season and during major sales events. Watch the price across stores rather than buying at first sight.

Can I get prescription lenses put in them?

Many opticians can fit prescription lenses into acetate frames, but it depends on the frame's lens shape and your optician. Ask before buying if that is your plan.

Burberry Check Square Sunglasses

Last price we saw

$188.40at Bloomingdale's, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Burberry Check Square Sunglasses

The Burberry Check Square Sunglasses are acetate-frame sunglasses with a square silhouette, gradient lenses and a 47 mm lens width. The check pattern on the temples is the signature detail, tying them to Burberry's house code. The 47 mm lens width is on the small side, so they suit narrower faces better than oversized ones. No current price or price history is available for this model, so compare across stores before buying.

Best forShoppers who want a visible Burberry check detail