Rhia Tort | Polarised Sunglasses
Description
The Rhia is the cat-eye that's been quietly stealing the show at bored·george for years. A proper classic, the shape lifts your features and makes it look like you've made an effort (even when you haven't).
The cat-eye has been a wardrobe staple for decades because it simply works. The Rhia keeps the shape clean and wearable, with just enough lift at the corners to frame your face, so it's as right for everyday as it is for a night out. Warm and characterful, it quietly lifts whatever you're wearing.
Designed in New Zealand. Built to last. Worn everywhere, from the school run to the beach to date night.
Why you'll love the Rhia Tort polarised sunglasses:
- Classic cat-eye silhouette
- Polarised UV400 lenses with 100% UVA/UVB protection to reduce glare and eye strain
- Category 3 UV protection, perfect for driving, beach days, and high-glare environments
- Premium acetate frames, a plant-based material derived from tree pulp and cotton, and a sustainable alternative to plastic
- Complies with New Zealand and Australian sunglasses standards (AS/NZS 1067)
- Designed in New Zealand by a small, women-led team
If you love the look but want a different colour, the Rhia family also comes in Black.
Also available with prescription lenses.
Free NZ shipping over $100. Easy 14-day returns.
Size guide
What your sunglasses come with
With every Bored.George sunglasses purchase, you'll receive a:
- Foldable hard case
- Soft case
- Cleaning cloth.
You can personalise your hard case after adding sunglasses to your cart.
Shipping & Returns
SHIPPING
Free shipping on all AU orders over $100 AUD. See our shipping page for full delivery details.
RETURNS
Free returns on AU orders over $100 AUD, given you meet the criteria. Outlet sunglasses and sale items discounted 30% or more are final and aren't eligible for returns or exchanges.
Warranty
Sunglasses are covered by a 12-month warranty from the date of purchase.
Exclusion: Outlet sunglasses, including seconds and samples.
Bored George warranties cover manufacturing faults only - that is, defects in materials or workmanship present at the time your sunglasses were made.
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