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Triangle & Pear Face Sunglasses For Women

Bold tops and upswept shapes balance a stronger jaw.

Add width up top to balance the jaw

Triangle or pear-shaped faces have a narrower forehead that widens towards a fuller jawline — the opposite of a heart shape. The most flattering sunglasses add width and interest to the upper face to balance the stronger jaw, with bold top rims, detailing at the brow or an upswept shape that draws the eye upward.

At Rangrays, we've curated a collection of sunglasses made for triangle and pear face shapes. From statement cat-eye and bold-top hexagon frames to browline-style aviators, these designs add width to the upper face and balance a stronger jaw — all with UV400 protection and all-day comfort.

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Frames That Flatter a Triangle Face
Best matchCat Eye
Cat Eye
Upswept top draws the eye upward.
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Best matchGeometric
Geometric
Bold top rim adds width at the brow.
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Best matchAviator
Aviator
Browline styles widen the upper face.
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Great tooWayfarer
Wayfarer
Strong brow line balances the jaw.
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Approach with care: Bottom-heavy or wide, low-sitting frames, which add weight to the jaw where the face is already widest.
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Triangle Face Sunglasses — FAQs

Cat-eye, browline and frames with a bold or decorated top rim work best, adding width to the forehead and balancing a wider jaw.

Yes — cat-eye is one of the most flattering shapes, as the upswept top draws attention upward and away from the jaw.

Bottom-heavy or wide, low-sitting frames, which add weight to the jaw where the face is already widest.

Bolder or decorative tones on the upper frame help draw the eye up, while black, tortoise shell and brown remain dependable everyday picks.