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Once associated with practical dads or grade school librarians, sunglasses chains have come a long way. Designers have reworked them with gold chains, baroque pearls, and other new materials that help add interest to even the most boring pairs of sunnies (because let's be real, those are the ones you wear daily). Even better, they ensure you'll never lose your favorite pair of shades again. Shop 15 chic options, ahead.
Gold Eyefash Eyewear Chain Frame Chain
One of our fave sunglasses strap brands, UK-based Frame Chain makes the most glammed up styles like figaro chains and geometric styles that look more like statement earrings.
Lucy Folk Hang Loose Eyewear Chain
Not your mother's pearls.
Wild Fable Chunky Linked Sunglass Chain
Go clear with this lucite curb link.
Mini Tree Sunglasses Wooden Beads Strap
You're not a dad on vacation, but your every day style channels him.
Rosantica Luci Sunglasses Chain
You can never have too much bling.
Colors For Good Sunglasses Chain
Neon nylon straps are the OG sunglass strap. Try them with on-trend sporty sunglasses.
Urban Outfitters Icon Sunglasses Chain
You're a star, and so are your sunglasses.
Vita Fede Capri Two Tone Frame Necklace
A two-tone chain link will match your metal frames.
Bauble Bar Tasia Sunglasses Chain
This affordable option looks great with tortoise frames.
Corinne McCormack Pearls Eyewear Chain
The cord back means it'll sit comfortably against your neck.
Fry Powers Baroque Pearl Glasses Chain
Real pearls and technicolor beads? Yes, please.
A hint of gold will do.
Banana Legion Candy Caroline
Contrast these colorful chains with even brighter shades.
A steal from Amazon Prime.
Chloé Circle Pendant Frame Chain
Technically this is an accessory to attach to Chloé sunglasses, but they're too cute to ignore.
Justine Carreon is the market editor at ELLE.com covering fashion, Dutch ovens, and fashion again. When she isn’t approaching style through a modern, accessible lens, she’s scouring eBay for vintage Levi’s and pretending she knows how to surf. Before joining ELLE.com in 2015 she worked as a freelance writer and stylist in New York City.
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