Collection: Michael Kors Extra Large Sunglasses

For maximum drama and maximum coverage, our Michael Kors extra large sunglasses take the brand's boldest, widest frames and gather them in one place — statement shades for confident dressers who want their eyewear to be the centrepiece. Extra-large frames deliver that glamorous, paparazzi-ready look while doing a serious job: broad lenses and deep coverage shield your eyes and the delicate skin around them from bright sun and stray light.

Every pair is a genuine Michael Kors design supplied by Ardor Eyewear as an authorised UK stockist, with prices in this collection generally running from around £90 to £140. Head-turning styles include the classic MK2024 Adrianna II, the MK1067B Corsica, the metal MK1128J Empire and the MK2184U Dupont — frames designed to make a statement the moment you put them on.

Why choose Michael Kors extra large sunglasses

Extra-large is the biggest end of the scale, usually meaning a lens width of around 58mm and upwards paired with a tall, deep lens. That generous footprint suits fuller and longer faces beautifully, keeping proportions balanced, and it turns a smaller face into a bold fashion focal point. Beyond the look, the practical benefit is coverage: bigger lenses block more light from above and the sides, which is genuinely useful on holiday, at the wheel or anywhere the sun is strong. If the scale proves a touch much, the wider Michael Kors sunglasses range offers large, medium and small alternatives to compare.

Shapes and finishes in the extra large Michael Kors sunglasses edit

Within this size you will find several dramatic silhouettes:

• Oversized square: architectural and modern, a strong contrast to soft features.
• Butterfly: sweeping and glamorous, flattering on heart-shaped faces.
• Shield and wraparound: maximum coverage with a sporty, fashion-forward edge.
• Oversized round: a retro, boho-leaning statement.

Finishes range from bold black and rich tortoiseshell acetate to slim gold and rose-gold metal, often with gradient lenses that fade from dark to light. A classic black frame is the most versatile — our black sunglasses edit shows the range — while warmer tones suit summer palettes. Always check the lens width and bridge measurements inside the temple so an "extra large" frame truly fits your face and nose comfortably.

UV protection, polarisation and prescription options

All Michael Kors sunglasses here provide UV protection to guard against harmful rays, and the large lenses cover more skin than a standard frame. For driving, water sports or bright open landscapes, a polarised sunglasses option cuts glare and boosts contrast. Extra-large frames also make excellent prescription sunglasses because the roomy lens area accommodates single-vision and varifocal lenses easily — our prescription sunglasses service glazes many of these frames to your prescription, typically within around 7–10 working days, with free UK delivery.

Styling extra large sunglasses

These frames are pure glamour, so let them lead. An oversized black square finishes a sharp coat and heels; a gradient butterfly is made for kaftans, swimwear and beach days; a gold shield reads bold and modern with monochrome outfits. Keep the rest of your accessories understated and let the sunglasses do the talking. For more statement inspiration, explore our designer sunglasses UK and women's sunglasses collections.

When extra large is exactly right

Extra-large frames are not just about making a statement — there are practical occasions where the biggest size genuinely wins. On a beach holiday, the extra coverage keeps low, dazzling sun off more of your face and the sensitive skin around the eyes. At the wheel on a bright day, larger lenses reduce the amount of stray light sneaking in above and to the sides. And for anyone who values a little privacy in public, a big frame offers exactly that. Michael Kors designs these frames to be substantial without feeling clumsy, using lightweight acetate and balanced metal construction so that even the largest styles remain comfortable to wear for hours.

Extra large frames and varifocal lenses

The generous lens depth of an extra-large frame makes it one of the best choices for varifocal prescription sunglasses. Progressive lenses need vertical room to blend distance, intermediate and near zones smoothly, and a tall lens delivers that comfortably. If you wear varifocals and want oversized prescription shades, these frames are well worth considering — our team can point you to the styles with the most suitable lens depth, and you can see the everyday equivalent in our varifocal glasses collection.

Caring for large frames

Big lenses gather smudges, so clean them often with a microfibre cloth and lens spray, never a shirt hem. Store the frames in the supplied hard case, keep them away from hot dashboards and radiators that can warp acetate, and avoid perfume and hairspray on the finish. Because larger frames carry more weight, an occasional professional adjustment keeps the arms secure and the frame sitting level and comfortable.

How big are extra large sunglasses?

Typically a lens width of about 58mm and above, with a tall, deep lens for maximum coverage. They are the boldest size in the range.

Are these authentic Michael Kors sunglasses?

Yes. Ardor Eyewear is an authorised UK stockist, so every pair is 100% genuine and supplied with the brand's own case and documentation.

Can I have prescription lenses in extra large frames?

Yes — the generous lens area suits single-vision and varifocal prescription lenses well. Add your prescription at checkout or send it to us afterwards.

Will extra large frames suit my face?

They flatter fuller and longer faces especially, and make a deliberate statement on smaller faces. Check the lens width before buying, or step down to a large or medium frame if you prefer.

Do they block UV?

Yes, all offer UV protection, and the oversized lenses shield more surrounding skin. Polarised versions add extra glare control for driving and bright conditions.

What are the price, delivery and returns details?

Frames generally cost between about £90 and £140. UK delivery is free, prescription orders take around 7–10 working days, and returns are accepted within 14 days with return postage paid by the customer.