Best Space Saver: Mooca 2 Piece Set Acrylic Eyeglasses Frame Riser Display Stand

We liked the narrow footprint of this organizer—it takes up just 4″ by 4″ of space on a table. And it is an affordable way to organize 10 pairs of glasses.

What We Liked

• Lightweight.

• Durable.

• Takes up little space.

• Affordable.

What Needs Work

• Can get knocked over.

Best For Travel: Longjet Sunglasses Organizer

Transporting more than one pair of sunglasses can be a challenge—this organizer has a clever design to get the job done, while protecting your investment in your glasses. We found it easy to use.

What We Liked

• Affordable.

• Works well with bigger sunglasses.

• Hang it up to display; fold it for travel.

What Needs Work

• May not be compatible with all sunglasses frames.

Best For Smaller Frames: mDesign Plastic Hard Shell Stackable Eyeglass Case

We liked how this covered bin is designed—perfect for stacking for storage in a closet, for example. The cover is also nice, as many the sunglasses organizers we tried were not covered . . . great if you want to keep dust or dirt off sunglasses.

What We Liked

• Sturdy.

• Fits smaller frames well.

• Also works for swim goggles.

• Covered bin has lid that is hinged—great for keeping dust/dirt off your sunglasses.

What Needs Work

• Larger glasses probably won’t fit.

Best For Bigger Collections: MineSign Sunglasses Organizer

Most sunglasses organizers hold about a half dozen frames. But what if you have a dozen sunglasses? This display case is excellent, based on our hands-on testing. Yes, it takes up more space (footprint) than others, but we like how it is designed and built.

What We Liked

• Easy to put together.

• Displays a dozen sunglasses.

• Also great to organize makeup, nail polish.

• Affordable.

What Needs Work

• A bit pricey.

About the Authors

Denise & Alan Fields are consumer advocates and best-selling authors. The Fields have authored 12 books with three million copies in print, including the best-selling guide to baby gear, Baby Bargains.

The Fields have been featured and quoted in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Los Angeles Times.

As consumer products experts, the Fields have been guests on the NBC Today Show, Good Morning America and ABC’s 20/20.

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