58mm Square Sunglasses

I love these sunglasses. I love how they look, I love how they feel. But, as other reviewers have noted, these glasses are NOT polarized. You know how I know? Because the instructions even tell you so. On the inside of the left arm of the sunglasses, there's a number followed by a letter. The number indicates the category of filter (on a scale of 1-4, with 1 being "Limited" and 4 being "Very High") followed by a letter that represents the type of filter (N=Normal, P=Polarized, F=Photochromatic). The combination for this pair is 3N. So the filter is "Normal" and provides "High"level of protection. And yet the title of this product continues to be "58m Polarized Gradient Square Sunglasses". Not sure about the legal ramifications here, considering that Nordstrom willfully continues to misrepresent the quality and effectiveness of this product — particularly when people could legitimately experience physical harm from wearing these shades. But I do like them and won't be returning them. Apparently I'll just shell out more cash for a pair of polarized sunglasses — just not from Nordstrom, whose credibility has officially been compromised.

These are just regular Ray Ban's lens being listed as polarized. Ray-Ban polarized sunglasses have a small "P" etched on the right lens, typically near the Ray-Ban logo. I totally missed that in the picture on the website. There are a few polarized listings on nordstrom's website that are falsely advertised like this one. So look for that P, because even when you report this to nordstrom customer service they don't do anything.

These are not polarized…. True polarized sunglasses have a p after the Ray-Ban logo. I also tested using a computer screen and they did not darken/lighted when I rotated the glasses as my true polarized Ray-Ban sunglasses. Style is great but I wanted Polarized sunglasses.