Looking for a Necklace That Holds Sunglasses? Meet The Elaine
Looking for a Necklace That Holds Sunglasses? Meet The Elaine
There are certain accessories you don't know you need until you find them. A necklace that holds your sunglasses is one of them.
Meet The Elaine by SEOULFULL x LA LOOP — an elevated eyewear necklace designed to hold your sunglasses, eyeglasses or reading glasses while looking like a beautiful piece of jewelry.
Created by Elaine Sir, founder of SEOULFULL, in collaboration with LA LOOP, The Elaine reimagines the traditional glasses holder as something altogether more refined: statement jewelry that happens to solve an everyday problem.
No more searching through your bag for your sunglasses. No more leaving your readers on the table. No traditional eyeglass chain hanging from the arms of your frames.
Just beautiful jewelry — with a purpose.
What Is a Necklace That Holds Sunglasses Called?
If you've been searching for that necklace that holds glasses, you're not alone.
You may see this type of accessory described as a sunglasses holder necklace, glasses holder necklace, eyeglass necklace, eyewear necklace, necklace for glasses or even a modern alternative to an eyeglass chain.
The Elaine takes the concept one step further.
Rather than looking purely functional, The Elaine is designed to be worn as jewelry whether you're carrying your glasses or not. When you take off your sunglasses, eyeglasses or readers, the signature LA LOOP design gives you an elegant place to keep them close.
Meet The Elaine: Jewelry Meets Eyewear
The Elaine was created for the person who loves beautiful things but also wants them to work.
The collaboration brings together SEOULFULL's modern, considered approach to style and ritual with LA LOOP's patented eyewear-holding design.
The result is an accessory that moves effortlessly between fashion and function.
Wear The Elaine on its own as a statement necklace. Layer it with the jewelry you already own. And when the sunglasses come off, simply place them through the loop.
Your eyewear becomes part of the look.
A Chic Alternative to the Traditional Glasses Chain
Traditional eyeglass chains certainly serve a purpose. But they aren't for everyone.
A classic glasses chain attaches directly to the arms of your frames. An eyewear necklace like The Elaine functions differently: the necklace is worn independently, and your glasses can be placed into its signature loop when you're not wearing them.
That distinction means The Elaine can still be worn as jewelry even when you don't need your glasses.
It's a necklace first and an eyewear holder when you need one.
Can The Elaine Hold Sunglasses?
Yes. The Elaine is designed to hold sunglasses as well as eyeglasses and reading glasses.
That's one of the reasons we love an eyewear necklace for everyday life. Sunglasses are constantly coming on and off — walking into a restaurant, getting into the car, shopping, traveling or simply moving between indoors and outdoors.
Instead of putting them on top of your head or tossing them into your bag, The Elaine gives them a place to go.
Can You Use The Elaine for Reading Glasses?
Absolutely.
Readers may be the ultimate use case for a glasses holder necklace because you're constantly putting them on, taking them off and wondering where you left them.
With The Elaine, your reading glasses can stay close without having to remain attached to your face or disappear into your handbag.
Gold or Silver?
The Elaine is available in gold and silver, allowing the piece to work with the jewelry you already wear.
Choose gold for warmth and a classic statement, silver for a cooler modern feel — or treat The Elaine as you would any favorite piece of jewelry and choose the metal you naturally reach for most.
Why Elaine Sir Created The Elaine
For SEOULFULL founder Elaine Sir, the collaboration is rooted in the same idea behind SEOULFULL itself: the things we use every day can be both considered and beautiful.
The Elaine transforms something incredibly practical — where do I put my glasses? — into an accessory you actually want to wear.
It's functional without looking functional.
Useful without sacrificing style.
And distinctly, effortlessly chic.
The Necklace for People Who Are Always Losing Their Sunglasses
If your sunglasses routinely end up on your head, at the bottom of your bag, on the restaurant table or somewhere you can't quite remember, an eyewear necklace may become one of those accessories you wonder how you lived without.
The Elaine keeps your eyewear close while becoming part of what you're wearing.
Sunglasses holder. Eyeglass holder. Statement necklace. One piece.
Where Can I Buy The Elaine?
The Elaine by SEOULFULL x LA LOOP is available directly from SEOULFULL.com.
Discover The Elaine in gold and silver and meet the necklace designed to hold your sunglasses beautifully.
FAQ: Necklaces That Hold Sunglasses and Glasses
What do you call a necklace that holds sunglasses?
A necklace designed to hold sunglasses is commonly called a sunglasses holder necklace, eyewear necklace, glasses holder necklace or eyeglass necklace. The Elaine by SEOULFULL x LA LOOP combines the function of an eyewear holder with the look of statement jewelry.
What is the difference between an eyewear necklace and a glasses chain?
A traditional glasses chain generally attaches to the arms of your glasses. An eyewear necklace such as The Elaine is worn as a necklace and incorporates a loop designed to hold your eyewear when you're not wearing it.
Can one necklace hold sunglasses, eyeglasses and reading glasses?
The Elaine is designed as an eyewear necklace for sunglasses, eyeglasses and reading glasses, making it useful for different types of eyewear throughout the day.
Are glasses holder necklaces fashionable?
They can be. The Elaine was specifically designed to bridge jewelry and function, allowing it to be worn as a statement necklace even when it isn't holding eyewear.
Where can I find a stylish necklace that holds sunglasses?
The Elaine by SEOULFULL x LA LOOP is a statement eyewear necklace available from SEOULFULL, designed to hold sunglasses and glasses while doubling as jewelry.