Product Faq
How do you pronounce "Quay"?
It's "key," rhyming with "see." Not "kway," not "kway-ay," just "key." The full name is Quay Australia.
Are Quay sunglasses good quality?
Yes, and we build them to back it up. Every frame is designed in California with ISO-tested lenses, offering 100% UVA/UVB protection. Our frames are crafted from a blend of acetates, injection plastics, and stainless steel, featuring custom hinges and hardware. The look is trend-forward, the quality rivals designer brands, and the price is attainable. Our one-year warranty stands behind it all.
Are Quay sunglasses worth it?
We think so, and here's the math. You get trend-forward, premium eyewear with 100% UVA/UVB protection and a one-year warranty, ranging from $75-$125. Priced well below designer brands, that's the whole point: the look you want, without the designer markup.
How much do Quay sunglasses cost?
Most Quay sunglasses range from $75 to $125. Blue light glasses and prescription eyewear are priced separately, as the lenses are built differently. Head to the Prescription section for those details."
Are Quay sunglasses polarized?
Some are, some aren't, and it's easy to tell which is which. Every product page flags whether a style is polarized, and we carry polarized lenses across the prescription range too. If glare is your main concern, scan the lens details on the style you've got your eye on before you check out.
Do Quay sunglasses have UV protection?
Every Quay lens blocks 100% of UVA and UVB rays — not because of how dark the tint is, but because the protection is built into the lens itself. Polarized or not, light or dark, it's there on every pair. No upgrades, no fine print.
Are Quay sunglasses shatterproof or durable?
Our lenses are made from polycarbonate, nylon, and CR-39, each chosen for a reason. Polycarbonate is lightweight and impact-resistant, nylon offers flexibility and strength, and CR-39 delivers exceptional optical clarity. All lenses are tested to ISO, ANSI, and AS/NZS standards, so the durability claim is not just a talking point, it is verified. Every pair is backed by a one-year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects. What it does not cover: scratches from use, accidental damage, or general wear over time. Treat them like the everyday piece they are and they will hold up.
Do Quay sunglasses fit small or wide faces?
Quay frames are designed to fit a wide range of face shapes and sizes and engineered for comfort from there. Every style goes through extensive fit reviews before it reaches you. Not sure where to start? Every product page lists the measurements that actually matter: lens width, bridge width, arm length, frame width, and lens height. Match those to a pair you already own and you will know exactly how a new one will sit.
Are Quay sunglasses unisex?
Most of our styles are unisex and worn across genders. We organize the catalog by style and fit rather than by a men's or women's label, so the only real question is which frame is you. Shop the shape you want and ignore the aisle it's filed under.
Where are Quay sunglasses made?
Born on the Australian festival circuit and designed in California, our eyewear is brought to life by some of the most skilled manufacturers in the industry. Our frames are crafted across China, Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia. We hold ourselves to high standards and we look for more than just suppliers; we look for partners. Long-term relationships built on shared values, consistent quality, and ethical practices are at the core of how we operate. Every partner we work with meets international standards and commits to our Code of Conduct.
Do Quay blue light glasses work?
Quay blue light lenses are designed and tested to filter blue light emitted from digital screens and devices. Available with or without a prescription, they fit any work, study, or screen-heavy setup. Keep a pair where the screens are.

