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Acrylic holder stand for storing and displaying sunglasses and eyeglasses.
Rotating acrylic eyewear display and organizer rack.
Rotating eyewear rack with 4 sides, and each panel can hold up to 6 pairs of eyewear.
Pretty eyeglasses holder stand for home, showcase and store.
Rotating and easily accessible organizer
The practicality of the display allows you to stay organized and declutter. The eyewear is easily accessible through the evenly spaced out design and rotating feature.
Minimalistic and simple design
A minimalistic and simple design that is chic and perfect for stores, tradeshows, craft shows, countertops, homes, and more.
Acrylic rack holders
Each side has up to 6 rack holders for various types of eyewear to maximize utility. With a perfect arch and built to prevent the glasses from slipping off the display.
Versatile design
Rack holders are designed to be versatile, able to display the front or the back of the eyewear.
Acrylic Rotating Sunglasses & Eyewear Holder Display, 24 Frames
Overall: 20 1/8"H x 8 1/4" Diameter.
Nyamah lamah
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2025
Love it take a lot of shade
Sheryl McGrath
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2024
This is a fantastic product! The assembly instruction lack the most important element that takes care of where others say it’s “Wobbley” You must remove the 2 small discs from the top and bottom that are held by the wing nut for shipping. Take them off, insert the rods THEN put the disc on, put the screw in and secure the wing nut which will keep the rods in place tight. Do the bottom first, then flip it over to do the top. It helps to have 2 people but it can be done alone!Hope this helps, even others that already purchased this that were originally disappointed! It really is a great product and looks great on the dresser.
Sierra
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024
i love this! it was super easy to put together. it takes up less space on my dresser and keeps my sunglasses organized! i’ve tried a different sunglasses rack and it was wobbly but this one is sturdy and turns easily. will definitely buy another one as my sunglasses collection grows
Charles P Summers
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024
S. Callahan
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2023
We snapped off two ‘thingies’ putting this together. Ended up putting it together and then hot gluing it. You might expect lackluster quality and you’d be right so in my opinion it in no way should cost what it does. In the end it’s together and holding sunglasses so not a total failure.
Damian llamas
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2022
This works, and looks great. Definitely one of the better, and more affordable displays I have seen online.The issue of it falling apart I have seen others talked about is probably due to how the display was built. If you make sure all the tubes are on the innermost base then it will not fall apart. The display doesn’t do this easily, and you will need to sort of force the tubes to face more upward so that the tubes will sit on the base instead of hitting it.
jazmyn
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2021
The first time I ordered it one of the parts was broken so I sent it back and was sent back a proper one that wasn’t broken in thought it was somewhat easy to assemble myself you could get it done quicker if you have somebody help you it’s very pretty and turns like it’s supposed to but I wouldn’t put it on any unstable dresser. Overall with my money and it has a lot of slots for my sunglasses
Alyssa
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2020
I will say this is very easy to assemble. A kindergartener could do it without any instructions. However, it is not sturdy by any means. Now if you are using this to hold lower end glasses it may not be so much of a worry. Unfortunately, that's not my case, I intended to use this for my RX designer glasses that cost anywhere between $600-$1200 each. There was no way I'd feel comfortable using this knowing that one wrong move and this whole display would collapse.I was able to fix it to make it more sturdy though. I had to super glue all of the pegs, but since theres huge gaps in between I had to use a light weight to press down on the top of the display until it dried. I also had to use a ribbon to tie around the display to keep it stabilized since it had a natural tendency to move around and become off balance.The display is okay for now but given I had to fix it right out of the box to be usable I'd have to give this two thumbs down!
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