If your sunglass lenses are scratched, your prescription has changed, or you want a different tint, you don't necessarily need to buy a new pair. Our sunglasses reglazing service replaces the lenses in sunglasses you already own, so you can keep the frames you love while updating the lenses.
Can I Replace the Lenses in My Sunglasses?
In most cases, yes. If your sunglasses are in good structural condition, we can fit new lenses in place of the originals, whether they're scratched, discoloured, or simply no longer right for your prescription. This applies to both non-prescription and prescription sunglasses, and it's a practical way to keep a pair you already like while replacing the lenses.
Replacement Lenses for Ray-Ban and Oakley Sunglasses
Ray-Ban and Oakley are among the most common sunglasses we're asked to reglaze, and eligible frames from both brands can have their lenses replaced through this service. This covers scratched or damaged lenses as well as adding a prescription to sunglasses you already own. As with any frame, eligibility is confirmed individually, and we fit lenses into your sunglasses rather than supplying original manufacturer parts.
Prescription and Non-Prescription Sunglass Lens Options
You can order replacement sunglass lenses with or without a prescription. For prescription sunglasses, we fit lenses to your current prescription. Tint, polarisation and coating options can typically be specified alongside the base lens. For non-prescription sunglasses, replacement lenses can help refresh your sunglasses if the lenses are scratched or discoloured, or you can change the tint to suit how you use them.
How Sunglass Lens Replacement Works
The process mirrors our eyeglasses reglazing service: send us your frames, confirm your lens and prescription requirements, and our optical lab fits the new lenses before returning your sunglasses to you. If you're weighing up whether reglazing or a new pair makes more sense, our reglazing service page covers the step-by-step process and benefits of this service in more detail.
