Prada Sunglasses
BrightEyes carries Prada and Prada Linea Rossa sunglasses for men and women, in acetate and metal frames, with polarised options. Order a Prada frame online and any of our stores from Cairns to Broome will fit and adjust it free. Selected frames can be tried on your face first with virtual try-on, and checkout takes Afterpay or Zip.
Choosing a Prada frame
The PR17WS is our most-bought Prada model over the past year, well ahead of the rest. It is a small-fitting acetate rectangle, sold in colours such as black, tortoise and transparent bottle green. The PR17WSF is a size 51 version, recorded in plastic rather than acetate. After it come the PRB05S square, the PR22ZS square and the PR15WS, an acetate frame with a cat-eye lift, followed by the PR24ZS square and the PR09ZS rectangle.
If you prefer metal, the PR65ZS is a large pale gold oval and the PRA51S a pale gold metal frame with blue gradient mirror lenses. Prada Linea Rossa frames run bigger: the PS01XS is an extra-large rectangle in black rubber with polarised lenses, and the PS01US and PS51VS are wide squares. Shop women's Prada sunglasses or men's Prada sunglasses, or read our guide to the best sunglass shape for your face.
Prada lenses
About one in six of our Prada colourways have polarised lenses, which reduce glare reflected off shiny surfaces such as water and wet roads. Non-polarised options include dark grey, brown and green tints, gradient lenses that go from a darker shade at the top to a lighter one at the bottom, and mirror finishes such as the blue gradient lenses with a silver mirror on the PRA51S. See the polarised Prada frames together.
About Prada
Prada was founded in Milan in 1913 by Mario Prada, as a leather goods business. Luxottica has made Prada eyewear under licence since 2000. The Prada group also owns Miu Miu, and completed its purchase of Versace in December 2025.
Prada sunglasses questions
Are Prada sunglasses polarised?
Some are. About one in six of our Prada colourways have polarised lenses, including the Linea Rossa PS01XS and PS51VS and a tortoise version of the PR22ZS with brown gradient polarised lenses. Check the listed lens specification on each product, and the polarised Prada page gathers the polarised frames in one place.
Who makes Prada sunglasses?
Luxottica. Prada licenses its name to Luxottica for eyewear, and Luxottica has produced Prada eyewear since 2000 under that agreement. Luxottica also makes Miu Miu, Versace, Burberry and Coach eyewear under licence, and owns Ray-Ban and Oakley outright.
Are your Prada sunglasses genuine?
Yes. BrightEyes is an official Prada stockist, and all Prada eyewear we sell is sourced through authorised Australian channels. It carries the manufacturer's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship, which does not cover scratched lenses or accidental damage. Australian Consumer Law guarantees apply on top of it.
How can I tell if Prada sunglasses are real?
Treat an unusually cheap offer with caution first, since genuine Prada rarely sells far below its usual price in Australia. Then check the codes. Our listings show the model, colour code and size, for example PR17WS 1AB5S0 in size 49, so you can match the frame you receive to the one you ordered.
How much do Prada sunglasses cost in Australia?
Prada sits at the premium end of our range, and the price moves with the model, the frame material and the lens. Rather than quote figures that change, we show the current price on every Prada frame on this page. Afterpay and Zip both work at checkout if you would rather spread it.
How do the PR17WS, PRB05S and Linea Rossa PS01XS compare?
They cover three fits. The PR17WS is a small acetate rectangle, the PRB05S a medium acetate square, and the Linea Rossa PS01XS an extra-large rectangle in black rubber with polarised lenses. If your current sunglasses feel wide, start with the PR17WS; if you want more coverage and glare reduction, look at the PS01XS.
Which Prada sunglasses suit a small face?
Start with the frames we list as a small fit: the PR17WS rectangle, the PR22ZS and PRB18S squares, and the PRC07S butterfly. The PRB05S and PR09ZS are listed as medium, so compare their size with a pair you already own. Linea Rossa models such as the PS01US run much wider. If a small Prada still slips, our stores adjust it free of charge.
Do you fit prescription lenses to Prada frames?
No. We do not fit prescription lenses, so the Prada frames on this page come with the lenses they were made with. If you need your prescription in bright light, a fitover goes over the glasses you already wear, and a clip-on fixes to the front of them.
Can I return Prada sunglasses I bought online?
Yes. Online orders can be returned by post within 30 days for a refund. If the pair just needs adjusting rather than returning, the free fitting and adjustment service in our stores covers it. Find the nearest one with our store finder.
Frames
Prada at BrightEyes
BrightEyes carries Prada and Prada Linea Rossa sunglasses for men and women, in acetate and metal frames, with polarised options. Order a Prada frame online and any of our stores from Cairns to Broome will fit and adjust it free. Selected frames can be tried on your face first with virtual try-on, and checkout takes Afterpay or Zip.
Choosing a Prada frame
The PR17WS is our most-bought Prada model over the past year, well ahead of the rest. It is a small-fitting acetate rectangle, sold in colours such as black, tortoise and transparent bottle green. The PR17WSF is a size 51 version, recorded in plastic rather than acetate. After it come the PRB05S square, the PR22ZS square and the PR15WS, an acetate frame with a cat-eye lift, followed by the PR24ZS square and the PR09ZS rectangle.
If you prefer metal, the PR65ZS is a large pale gold oval and the PRA51S a pale gold metal frame with blue gradient mirror lenses. Prada Linea Rossa frames run bigger: the PS01XS is an extra-large rectangle in black rubber with polarised lenses, and the PS01US and PS51VS are wide squares. Shop women's Prada sunglasses or men's Prada sunglasses, or read our guide to the best sunglass shape for your face.
Prada lenses
About one in six of our Prada colourways have polarised lenses, which reduce glare reflected off shiny surfaces such as water and wet roads. Non-polarised options include dark grey, brown and green tints, gradient lenses that go from a darker shade at the top to a lighter one at the bottom, and mirror finishes such as the blue gradient lenses with a silver mirror on the PRA51S. See the polarised Prada frames together.
About Prada
Prada was founded in Milan in 1913 by Mario Prada, as a leather goods business. Luxottica has made Prada eyewear under licence since 2000. The Prada group also owns Miu Miu, and completed its purchase of Versace in December 2025.
Prada sunglasses questions
Are Prada sunglasses polarised?
Some are. About one in six of our Prada colourways have polarised lenses, including the Linea Rossa PS01XS and PS51VS and a tortoise version of the PR22ZS with brown gradient polarised lenses. Check the listed lens specification on each product, and the polarised Prada page gathers the polarised frames in one place.
Who makes Prada sunglasses?
Luxottica. Prada licenses its name to Luxottica for eyewear, and Luxottica has produced Prada eyewear since 2000 under that agreement. Luxottica also makes Miu Miu, Versace, Burberry and Coach eyewear under licence, and owns Ray-Ban and Oakley outright.
Are your Prada sunglasses genuine?
Yes. BrightEyes is an official Prada stockist, and all Prada eyewear we sell is sourced through authorised Australian channels. It carries the manufacturer's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship, which does not cover scratched lenses or accidental damage. Australian Consumer Law guarantees apply on top of it.
How can I tell if Prada sunglasses are real?
Treat an unusually cheap offer with caution first, since genuine Prada rarely sells far below its usual price in Australia. Then check the codes. Our listings show the model, colour code and size, for example PR17WS 1AB5S0 in size 49, so you can match the frame you receive to the one you ordered.
How much do Prada sunglasses cost in Australia?
Prada sits at the premium end of our range, and the price moves with the model, the frame material and the lens. Rather than quote figures that change, we show the current price on every Prada frame on this page. Afterpay and Zip both work at checkout if you would rather spread it.
How do the PR17WS, PRB05S and Linea Rossa PS01XS compare?
They cover three fits. The PR17WS is a small acetate rectangle, the PRB05S a medium acetate square, and the Linea Rossa PS01XS an extra-large rectangle in black rubber with polarised lenses. If your current sunglasses feel wide, start with the PR17WS; if you want more coverage and glare reduction, look at the PS01XS.
Which Prada sunglasses suit a small face?
Start with the frames we list as a small fit: the PR17WS rectangle, the PR22ZS and PRB18S squares, and the PRC07S butterfly. The PRB05S and PR09ZS are listed as medium, so compare their size with a pair you already own. Linea Rossa models such as the PS01US run much wider. If a small Prada still slips, our stores adjust it free of charge.
Do you fit prescription lenses to Prada frames?
No. We do not fit prescription lenses, so the Prada frames on this page come with the lenses they were made with. If you need your prescription in bright light, a fitover goes over the glasses you already wear, and a clip-on fixes to the front of them.
Can I return Prada sunglasses I bought online?
Yes. Online orders can be returned by post within 30 days for a refund. If the pair just needs adjusting rather than returning, the free fitting and adjustment service in our stores covers it. Find the nearest one with our store finder.
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Virtual try-on: 203 Prada frames can be worn on your own face in the browser, along with every other frame in our try-on range.