Sunski calls itself a source of modern sunglasses for outdoor enthusiasts. The catalog is organized by frame name rather than by number or category, which makes the price list worth reading before you pick one. The figures below are the prices listed on the store at the time of writing, and they can change.
Frames at the $58 price point
Most of the top-selling frames share the same price. Dipsea, Yuba, Headland, Makani and Madrona are each listed at $58. If you are comparing shapes rather than budgets, those five are the ones to look at first, since choosing between them will not change what you pay.
Frames that cost more
A handful of top-sellers sit higher on the price scale:
- Avila — $68
- Treeline — $98
- Baia — $120
The store also uses lens names in its listings, including Polarized, Polarized CR-39 and Polarized Helio, so read the lens line on the product page as well as the frame name. The difference between frames at $58 and $120 is $62, which is a useful number to keep in mind when you compare.
Cases, retainer and sunscreen
The accessories are cheap compared with the frames. The Sunski Hardcase and the Zipper Case are each listed at $18, and the Shades Retainer (S.R.D.) is listed at $12. The Base Camp SPF 45 Sunscreen is listed at $34, so it is the most expensive non-eyewear item in the top-seller list. A pair at $58 plus a hardcase at $18 comes to $76.
What the homepage is pushing
The current homepage hero focuses on four-season sun protection, so expect the sunscreen and the case range to be prominent. Sunski also advertises a free gift when you buy the Lo Light or Ramble sunglasses, and that offer has appeared with a code attached.
Putting a budget together
A $58 frame plus an $18 Hardcase and a $12 Shades Retainer comes to $88. Add the $34 Base Camp SPF 45 Sunscreen and the total is $122. For a higher-priced setup, Baia at $120 plus a Zipper Case at $18 is $138. These totals use the listed prices before any offer, so they show what the store charges at full price rather than what you will pay with a discount.
Because several top-selling frames share the $58 price, a sensible way to shop is to pick the shape you like first and treat the case and retainer as optional extras at $18 and $12.
How to pay less
Sunski shoppers have seen storewide percentage offers at several levels, ranging from 10% to 35%, along with free shipping and newsletter sign-up offers. They change over time, so check the Sunski coupons page for what is current. Compare the final total at checkout before you pay.