SOJOS Vision

What to know about shopping at SOJOS Vision

SOJOS Vision sells eyewear across three lines that are worth telling apart before you shop, because they price very differently. Non-prescription sunglasses and blue-light frames make up the bulk of the catalog and mostly sit between $29.99 and $49.99. Prescription eyeglasses and prescription sunglasses are ordered through the same frames but with your own lens details added at checkout, so the final price depends on the lens options you pick rather than the frame alone. A handful of collaboration pieces, including the SOJOS x Oceanus Palm Reverie range, sit higher at around $150.

Frames are grouped into named collections — Tropic, Coral Bloom, Ocean, Lumina, Breeze — which is a browsing convenience rather than a quality tier; a $34 frame from one collection is not a lesser product than a $39 frame from another. The more useful filters are material and shape. Acetate frames are the heavier, more substantial option and hold bolder colors; TR90 is a flexible lightweight plastic that suits anyone who dislikes the weight of a chunky frame; metal frames run to the thinner aviator and round styles. Shapes cover aviator, cat-eye, oversized, round, square, rectangle and polygon.

If you are ordering prescription lenses, have your current prescription and your pupillary distance to hand before you start, since both are entered during checkout and looking them up mid-order is where most people stall. For non-prescription frames the measurements printed on the product page are the thing to check against a pair you already own and like.

On savings, shipping is free above $35, which is easy to clear on two pairs but not always on one, so pairing a spare with a main purchase is usually better value than ordering singly. The brand also states a one-year warranty, extended by a further three months for members. New customers are the best-served group here, and value packs are offered for buying multiple frames together.

— MoneySaverCodes Team