Collection: Square Sunglasses
The classic square shape, known for their angular and bold design, emerged as a fashionable alternative to round frames in the mid-20th century. Their sharp lines and defined corners offered a modern and structured look, often associated with confidence and authority. The style gained popularity in the 1960s and 70s, a period when eyewear became an important fashion statement rather than just a functional accessory. Square glasses were embraced by intellectuals, artists, and trendsetters who sought a distinctive, geometric aesthetic.



















![GG0010S-001 [fill]](http://www.tortoiseandblack.com/cdn/shop/files/GG0010S-001-fom1.jpg?v=1777555899&width=533)
![GG0022S-001 [fill]](http://www.tortoiseandblack.com/cdn/shop/files/GG0022S-001-fom1.jpg?v=1777555900&width=533)

![GG0632S-001 [fill]](http://www.tortoiseandblack.com/cdn/shop/files/GG0632S-001-fom1.jpg?v=1777555901&width=533)
![GG0637SK-001 [fill]](http://www.tortoiseandblack.com/cdn/shop/files/GG0637SK-001-fom1.jpg?v=1777555900&width=533)
![GG0746S-001 [fill]](http://www.tortoiseandblack.com/cdn/shop/files/GG0746S-001-fom-xxl.jpg?v=1777555898&width=533)






























































![SL 1 002 59 [fill]](http://www.tortoiseandblack.com/cdn/shop/files/SL_1-002-fom-xxl.jpg?v=1778145916&width=533)












