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New York – September 27, 2026 -- Consumer365 has named Quay among the best prescription sunglasses for 2026, spotlighting the brand's fashion-forward frames, customizable lens tints, and published prices for shoppers seeking premium-looking eyewear on a set budget.

Three frame styles show off distinct design details

The feature highlights three models from Quay's prescription line. GONE VIRAL RX is a small oval aviator with metal construction, an integrated hinge, and adjustable silicone nose pads for a narrower fit. WIRED RX is an oversized unisex square with rounded corners, lightweight construction, and built-in nose pads for a relaxed profile. AURA POINTS RX is a narrow oval frame with a 141 mm frame width and 35 mm lens height, giving it a compact look. Each comes with a hard case and cleaning cloth.

New York – September 25, 2026 -- Consumer365 has named Quay its top choice for polarized sunglasses in 2026, citing the brand's glare-reducing lenses for driving, fishing, and outdoor use.

The review credited the designation to the practical value of Quay's polarized lenses, the variety across its collection, and 100% UVA and UVB protection included on both polarized and non-polarized styles.

Polarized lenses target glare differently than tinted ones

Non-polarized sunglasses generally reduce overall brightness through tinted lenses, according to the review. Polarized lenses add a filtering layer that targets glare from sunlight bouncing off flat surfaces like roads and water, rather than simply darkening the view.

New York – September 20, 2026 -- Consumer365 has named Quay a standout in its 2026 roundup of durable sunglasses, spotlighting three styles priced between $80 and $115 for everyday wear.

Three styles anchor the review

The feature examines Anyways ($95), Bad Habit ($80), and Backstage Pass ($95 for standard lenses, $115 for polarized). Anyways uses sturdy metal construction with adjustable nose pads. Bad Habit is a lightweight cat-eye design with a flush lens and built-in universal nose pads. Backstage Pass is a square aviator frame made entirely from sheet metal, paired with adjustable silicone nose pads.

New York – September 20, 2026 -- Expert Consumers has named Quay the top pick for wide faces, low nose bridges, and larger heads in a new 2026 guide to sunglasses fit by face shape. The review highlights three Quay styles -- Nightfall Extra Large, Say Less, and Good Time -- as examples of how frame width, bridge construction, and silhouette address different fit concerns.

Fit and face shape require separate checks, the guide says

Expert Consumers recommends starting with face shape to narrow silhouette options, then checking frame width, bridge design, arm length, and lens coverage. Round faces often suit square, rectangular, or cat-eye frames; square faces can benefit from rounded lenses; oval faces accommodate most silhouettes including aviators; heart-shaped faces often pair well with cat-eye styles. A properly fitted frame should sit level across the brow, meet the temples comfortably, and avoid sliding down the nose.