TopFoxx: Bold Frames, A Style All Your Own

A pair of sunglasses can be the finishing touch that makes an outfit feel like you. TopFoxx leans into that feeling with expressive shapes, mirrored finishes, and a willingness to be a little louder than expected.

Behind the attitude is a simple invitation: trust your taste. Whether you love a classic aviator or an angular cat-eye, you do not need someone else’s permission to wear it.

New York, 2016: A Passion Becomes A Brand

Helen Getts founded TopFoxx in New York City in 2016, turning a love of sunglasses into a women-owned business. Her aim was to create distinctive sunglasses and accessories that encouraged women to take risks, feel independent, and express themselves.

The early collection helped set the tone. Candy Fever brought mirrored-lens energy, while Chloe became one of the brand’s defining early styles. Those beginnings established an approach that still feels central to the story: playful design with a confident point of view.

These milestones belong to TopFoxx’s history. They show how design, collaboration, and community have intersected as the brand has grown.

Find Your Favorite Shape

Start with the outline you enjoy rather than a rule about what your face shape should wear. A frame can echo your usual style or provide a deliberate contrast. The best starting point is something you are excited to put on.

Color Changes The Conversation

Black can make a shape the main event. Tortoise brings patterned warmth, while rose-gold and mirrored finishes add another layer of expression. A frame you know can feel quite different in a new color.

Look closely at the selected option’s frame and lens description. Color names, lens finishes, and features vary between listings, so compare the particular pair rather than assuming every version of a style is identical.

Fit Deserves Its Own Moment

Compare the listed measurements with a pair you already enjoy wearing. Think about frame width, how the bridge sits, and whether the temples feel comfortable behind your ears.

“One size” is not a promise of the same fit on everyone. Elizabeth is described as a smaller-face option; oversized styles take a different approach. Treat those descriptions as starting points alongside the dimensions.

Different Lenses, Different Purposes

The range includes sunglasses, blue-light glasses, and transition styles. Choose by the intended use and the specifications of the exact pair, not just the shape or a dark-looking lens.

Check the chosen listing for UV protection and polarization separately. A mirrored finish is a style choice, and polarization is a separate lens feature; do not assume either from appearance alone.

Blue-light styles belong in a different comparison from sunglasses. Select them for the features you want, without treating them as a guaranteed answer to headaches, sleep, or screen discomfort. Check prescription availability on the specific listing if that matters to you.

Keep The Details Looking Their Best

Follow the frame’s care instructions and use a suitable lens cloth rather than a rough fabric. Keep eyewear in a protective case when it is not being worn, and check the selected listing for what is included.

Why We Carry TopFoxx

We love accessories that leave room for personality. TopFoxx pairs an expressive design language with a founder’s belief in backing yourself, whether that means building a business or simply choosing the frames that make you smile.

You can keep it familiar, try something bolder, or have a pair for each mood. The point is not to become someone else. It is to feel a little more like yourself.