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Calvin Klein 26529SI 005 eyewear front three-quarter view

Calvin Klein

Calvin Klein Sunglasses 26529SI

Rs. 14,990.00
Calvin Klein 25560S 001 eyewear front three-quarter view

Calvin Klein

Calvin Klein Sunglasses 25560S

Rs. 14,290.00

Calvin Klein sunglasses in India

Calvin Klein sunglasses — often searched as CK sunglasses — are made by Marchon Eyewear. Across India the brand runs from about ₹3,600 to ₹17,900, with most frames between ₹6,400 and ₹15,000. Every pair blocks 100% of UV light. There are two lines: Calvin Klein, which is plainer and dearer, and Calvin Klein Jeans, which is cheaper and bolder.

Calvin Klein sunglasses at a glance

Price in India
₹3,600–₹17,900; most frames ₹6,400–₹15,000
Made by
Marchon Eyewear, under licence
Model code
CK for the main line, CKJ for Calvin Klein Jeans
Lenses
100% UV protection on every pair; polarised on some models
Fit
Three numbers inside the arm: lens width, bridge width, arm length in mm
Two lines
Calvin Klein is the dearer, plainer line; Calvin Klein Jeans is the cheaper, bolder one

A short history

Calvin Klein and his school friend Barry Schwartz started the company in 1968 with $10,000 and one room in the York Hotel in New York. They sold coats. A buyer from the Bonwit Teller department store saw them, placed a large order, and the business took off. Within a year Klein was on the cover of Vogue and being called a master of minimalism — plain shapes, few details, quiet colours. That is still the look, and it is why CK frames are easier to wear with office clothes than most designer eyewear.

The brand also runs a second, cheaper line called Calvin Klein Jeans (model codes start CKJ). Both pieces stocked here are from the main line, in square acetate.

Calvin Klein or Calvin Klein Jeans?

Calvin Klein eyewear is sold under two labels. Main-line Calvin Klein uses model codes starting CK. Calvin Klein Jeans uses codes starting CKJ, and is younger, bolder and cheaper. Both are genuine — the price difference is the line, not the quality.

This is worth knowing before you compare prices anywhere, because most sellers list the two lines together without saying which is which. If one quote is several thousand rupees below another, check the model code first.

The two Calvin Klein eyewear lines. ⚠️ Prices and the range change as new frames arrive — confirm at checkout.
LineModel codeCharacter
Calvin KleinCKThe main range. Plain, square shapes, quiet colours, small logos — the formal end.
Calvin Klein JeansCKJThe younger line. Bolder shapes, stronger colour, more visible branding.

Calvin Klein sunglasses price in India

The two pairs at Chashmish are ₹14,290 and ₹14,990, which is the upper end of the brand's Indian pricing. Across the Indian market as a whole, Calvin Klein sunglasses run from about ₹3,591 to ₹17,900, with the mainstream band at ₹6,400 to ₹14,990 — the lower half of that being mostly the Calvin Klein Jeans diffusion line.

Other websites give very different numbers — "₹6,600 to ₹14,000" on one, "₹5,000 to ₹20,000" on another. That is mostly because they mix the main line and the cheaper Jeans line together without saying so. The table below separates the two.

Where the Chashmish pieces sit against the wider Indian market for the brand, September 2026. The Chashmish figures are this store's live pricing; the market bands are observed across nine Indian retailers.
BandWhat it isStocked here?
₹3,600–₹6,400 Entry, almost entirely the Calvin Klein Jeans line — lighter frames, stronger colour. No
₹6,400–₹11,500 The market's core, where the two lines overlap. No
₹14,290–₹14,990 Upper main-line Calvin Klein. Square acetate, the house's signature shape. Yes — both pieces
₹15,000–₹17,900 The market ceiling — newest releases and specialist constructions. No

So if you searched CK sunglasses price in India or Calvin Klein goggles price and saw figures well below ₹14,000, that is usually the Jeans line or an older model. Both lines are genuine Calvin Klein.

How to choose Calvin Klein sunglasses

Most of the Calvin Klein range is square or rectangular, so face shape matters more here than with other brands. Angular frames suit rounder faces. If your face is already square or strong-jawed, look at the round, oval and aviator shapes instead.

By face shape

General optical guidance on shape-for-face-shape, applied to the shapes Calvin Klein actually produces. A starting point — judge the final two or three on your own face.
Face shapeWhat worksWhy
RoundSquare, rectangular, navigatorThe largest part of the CK range, and the best match — straight lines give a rounder face definition.
SquareRound, oval, aviatorLook past the squares. Curves soften a strong jaw rather than echoing it.
OvalMost shapesBalanced proportions carry almost anything in this range.
HeartCat-eye, roundWidth is already at the top; shapes carrying weight low balance a narrower chin.
OblongDeeper lenses, wider framesDepth across the lens visually shortens a longer face.

Lenses, UV and polarisation

Every real pair blocks 100% UV. That is standard, not a special feature. Polarisation depends on the model, so check the one you want. Polarised lenses cut glare from water, glass and wet roads — useful if you drive a lot.

Gradient lenses are dark on top and lighter at the bottom. They suit CK's plain style, and let you check your phone without removing the glasses.

Reading the size numbers

Three numbers are printed inside one arm — for example 54–18–145: lens width, bridge width and temple length, all in millimetres. Those decide fit, not the shape name. Read them off a pair you already wear comfortably and shop within a millimetre or two. This is worth doing carefully with Calvin Klein, because the flat, geometric fronts are less forgiving of a wrong bridge width than a curved frame would be.

CK, Calvin Klein, goggles, shades — the same thing

CK is short for Calvin Klein, and in India "goggles" means sunglasses. So CK sunglasses, Calvin Klein sunglasses and Calvin Klein goggles are all the same thing. There is no separate CK brand and no separate goggles range. Outside India “goggles” means ski or swimming goggles, which is why some searches bring up sports gear instead of eyewear.

Both are worth saying clearly. Searching "CK" alone can bring up completely unrelated companies with the same initials — so if you came here for the fashion brand, you are in the right place. And outside India "goggles" means ski or swimming eyewear, which Calvin Klein does not make.

So CK sunglasses India, Calvin Klein sunglasses India, Calvin Klein goggles price and CK sunglasses price in India are all the same question. Use the prices above, whichever phrase you typed.

What comes with an original Calvin Klein pair

Every Calvin Klein frame carries the same markings: the model code, colour code and size printed inside one arm — for example CK25560S 001 54-18-145 — and the brand name with a CE mark inside the other. The code also tells you the line: CK is the main range, CKJ is Calvin Klein Jeans.

What to check, in order

  • The model code inside the temple: a CK or CKJ prefix, a number, a colour code and the size figures. Search that code and confirm the frame in front of you matches the images that come back.
  • The prefix tells you the line: CKJ models sit below CK models on price. A lower price on a CKJ frame is the line, not the quality.
  • The printing: sharp, even and evenly spaced.
  • The logo: Calvin Klein branding is deliberately small and flat. That restraint is the brand's whole design language.
  • The hinges: arms should open and close smoothly and evenly, and the frame should feel solid.
  • What comes in the box: a branded case, cleaning cloth and the brand's own documentation. The codes on the box label should match the codes inside the temple.
  • The box: a branded case, cleaning cloth and the brand's own papers. The codes on the box match the codes inside the arm.

Where Calvin Klein sits in the Chashmish range

Calvin Klein sits above basic brands and below luxury ones. Its plain, low-logo design makes it one of the easier designer brands to wear to work.

If Calvin Klein is not quite right for you, these are the collections to look at next. Carrera and Coach cover the same minimal, wearable register at similar money; Ray-Ban and Oakley are the classic-silhouette route; Gucci and Mont Blanc sit a tier above.

Frames can also be tried on in person — the shops and their hours are on the find a studio page.

Calvin Klein eyewear — frequently asked questions

What is the Calvin Klein sunglasses price in India?

Calvin Klein sunglasses in India cost about ₹3,600 to ₹17,900, with most frames between ₹6,400 and ₹15,000. The cheaper half is mostly the Calvin Klein Jeans line; main-line CK sits higher. ⚠️ Check the current price before buying.

Is CK the same as Calvin Klein?

Yes. CK is short for Calvin Klein, so CK sunglasses and Calvin Klein sunglasses are the same thing. Note that other, unrelated companies use the same initials, so searching "CK" alone can bring up results that have nothing to do with the fashion brand.

What is the difference between Calvin Klein and Calvin Klein Jeans sunglasses?

Two lines from the same brand. Main-line Calvin Klein uses CK codes and costs about ₹6,400 to ₹14,990 in India, with plain, simple designs. Calvin Klein Jeans uses CKJ codes, starts around ₹3,591, and is younger and more colourful. Both are genuine — the price difference is the line, not the quality.

Are Calvin Klein goggles the same as Calvin Klein sunglasses?

Yes. In India "goggles" means sunglasses, and Calvin Klein makes no separate goggles range. Searching Calvin Klein goggles price shows the same frames from the same shops. Outside India the word means ski or swimming goggles, which CK does not make.

Who makes Calvin Klein sunglasses?

Marchon Eyewear makes them under licence, for both the main line and Calvin Klein Jeans. The fashion house designs; Marchon builds. This is normal across designer eyewear — almost no fashion brand makes its own frames.

Are Calvin Klein lenses UV protected?

Yes. Every real pair blocks 100% UV. That is standard at this price, not an upgrade. Polarisation is separate — it is only on certain models, so check the one you want.

Is Calvin Klein a luxury sunglasses brand?

Calvin Klein is a designer brand, not a luxury house. Its eyewear costs about ₹3,591 to ₹17,900 in India, against ₹19,000 to ₹57,000 for Gucci or Montblanc. You get recognisable design and good build quality at a much lower price.

How can you tell if CK sunglasses are real?

Check the model code, colour code and size printed inside the arm — for example CK25560S 001 54-18-145 — then search that code online to find the same frame. The printing should be sharp and even, and the logo small and flat, which is the brand's design language.

Are Calvin Klein frames unisex?

Much of it is. Calvin Klein's plain shapes and quiet colours mean many medium-size squares and rectangles are worn by both, even when listed under one category. The size numbers inside the arm are a better guide to fit than the label.

What size Calvin Klein sunglasses should I buy?

Use the three numbers inside the arm — lens width, bridge width and arm length in millimetres, like 54–18–145. Take a pair you already wear comfortably and stay within 1–2mm. This matters more with Calvin Klein, because the flat, square fronts show a wrong bridge width more than curved frames do.

The price figures on this page are a guide to what Calvin Klein sunglasses cost in India, observed across nine Indian sellers. The range changes as new frames arrive, so availability, price and specification are confirmed at the point of purchase.

Sources for the brand facts on this page: Marchon Eyewear (manufacture and licence), Calvin Klein fashion house (the brand and its lines). Prices are Chashmish's own and are reviewed regularly; confirm the current price at checkout.

This page is written and maintained by the Chashmish eyewear team in Ahmedabad. Frame specification, price and availability are confirmed at the point of purchase.