Collection: Extra Large XL Size Sunglasses

Buy Extra Large XL Size Sunglasses in the UK – Roomy Fit, Full-On Style | Ardor Eyewear

If regular sunnies feel tight at the sides, leave marks by your temples, or sit like they’re “perched” rather than properly fitted, you’re not imagining it. You’re simply shopping the wrong size. This Extra Large XL Size Sunglasses collection is built for wider faces and anyone who wants more breathing room—without giving up that designer finish.

Ardor Eyewear brings years of optical expertise online, offering authentic branded eyewear as official stockists, with professional advice and attentive customer care. And on this collection page you’ll also see the practical perks shoppers care about: free UK delivery, 5% off (EXTRA5), plus 14-day returns and a 2-year warranty message. 

What “XL” actually means for sunglasses

“XL” isn’t just a bigger fashion moment—it’s a fit category. Extra-large frames are designed to sit comfortably across a wider face, with more overall front width and typically more lens coverage. That matters for comfort (no squeezing) and for wearability (you’ll keep them on longer).

A simple starting point: check the sizing code inside the arm of a pair you already own. Most frames list measurements like lens width, bridge width and temple length in millimetres. Those numbers make it much easier to choose the right size online—especially when you already know what feels tight or what feels perfect. 

Fit clues that you need Extra Large XL Size Sunglasses

Signs your current pair is too small

• The arms flare outward instead of running straight back
  

• You get pressure marks near the temples after a short wear
  

• The frame front looks narrower than your face
  

• The lenses sit too close to your eyes, or the frame touches your cheeks when you smile
  
  

Small tweaks that make a big comfort difference

• A slightly wider frame front can reduce hinge stress (and often feels instantly lighter)
  

• Longer temples can stop the “grip and squeeze” feeling behind the ears
  

• A better bridge fit can reduce sliding—especially if you’re in and out of shops, commuting, or moving between indoors and outdoors
  
  

Choosing a flattering XL shape so it looks intentional

Extra-large doesn’t mean chunky. You can go bold, sure—but you can also keep it clean and sharp.

• Square XL sunglasses give a modern, structured look and suit most everyday outfits.
  

• Aviators (and other classic pilot shapes) work brilliantly in XL because they naturally cover more area without looking heavy.
  

• Rounded frames can soften sharper features and feel relaxed, especially in lighter metal builds.
  

• Prefer sportier styles? A subtle wrap can add stability and side coverage without going full “cycling shield”.
  

Tip: if you’ve got a longer face shape as well as a wider fit, XL frames with a bit more lens height can look more balanced—worth pairing this page with your face-shape collections.

Why shoppers buy XL sunglasses from Ardor Eyewear

Online is convenient—until it isn’t. Ardor keeps the basics clear:

• The shipping policy states 10 business days for delivery (domestic).
  

• The refund policy allows returns within 14 days for the frames, while noting that customised lenses/coatings aren’t refundable.
  

• Collection pages highlight savings and service messaging like free shipping,plus the 2-year warranty note.
  

And because you’re buying from official stockists, you’re shopping authentic designer eyewear with proper support behind it.

Use these related collections available at Ardor Eyewear. Browse now.

Shop by size

• Small Sunglasses

• Medium Sunglasses 

• Large Sunglasses

• Oversized Sunglasses XXL Size

Shop by style & features

• Polarised Sunglasses

• Sports Sunglasses

• Aviator Sunglasses 

• Square Sunglasses

Shop by face shape

• Men long face glasses

• Men oblong face glasses
  
  

FAQs

1) Who should buy Extra Large XL Size Sunglasses?

If standard sunglasses pinch at the temples, sit too narrow across your face, or feel uncomfortable behind the ears, XL is usually the right move.

2) How do I check my sunglasses size?

Look inside the arm for the measurement code (lens width / bridge / temple length). It’s the fastest way to compare sizes when ordering online.

3) Is XL the same as “oversized”?

Not always. “Oversized” can be a style choice. XL is primarily about fit—more width and comfort—though it can look bold too.

4) What should I look for in UV protection?

Aim for UV400 / 100% UV and recognised compliance markers where applicable. Standards like ISO 12312-1 cover general-use sunglasses requirements. 

5) What are Ardor Eyewear’s UK delivery and returns like?

Ardor states 10 business days for delivery and a 14-day return window for frames, with customised lens add-ons treated differently in the refund policy.