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What age range are the Oakley Holbrook XXS sunglasses designed for?
Can I get prescription lenses in the Oakley Holbrook XXS?
What is Prizm lens technology and how does it benefit kids?
What is BiO-Matter and why does it matter?
How do the Holbrook XXS compare to the Holbrook XS?
Are the Oakley Holbrook XXS durable enough for active kids?
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How the Oakley Holbrook Xxs 9014 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- The original bestselling Holbrook design with 1940s-60s screen hero inspiration
- Larger 55mm lens width fits teens and adults
- Wider range of lens options including polarized and sport-specific Prizm
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Oakley Holbrook XXS vs. XS vs. Standard: Which Size Is Right?
The Holbrook family offers three youth and adult sizes, and choosing the right one comes down to age and face width. The Holbrook XXS (OJ9014) is the smallest option, designed for kids ages 7-10 with narrow faces. Its 50mm lens width and 122.6mm frame width ensure a secure, comfortable fit without the slipping that happens when younger kids wear oversized frames.
The Holbrook XS (OJ9007), available in our catalog, is the next step up. With a 53mm lens width, it fits ages 7-13 or anyone with a smaller head. It's the better choice if your child is on the older end of the age range or has a wider face. The XS offers longer wearability as kids grow, but it may overwhelm very young or petite faces. Both the XXS and XS share identical features—Prizm lenses, metal rivets, keyhole bridge, and Three-Point Fit—so the decision is purely about sizing.
For teens and adults, the Holbrook 9102 (also in our catalog) is the original icon. Its 55mm lens width and adult proportions make it too large for most kids under 13, but it's the frame to graduate to when they outgrow the youth sizes. The standard Holbrook offers the widest range of lens options, including polarized and sport-specific Prizm variants, and it's the design that started it all—inspired by the adventurous spirit of 1940s-60s screen heroes.
Our recommendation: If your child is 7-10 years old with a narrow face, the Holbrook XXS is the right fit. It's the most affordable option in the lineup ($90-$100), offers the same Prizm technology and BiO-Matter sustainability as its bigger siblings, and ensures proper coverage and UV protection. If they're closer to 10 or have a wider face, consider stepping up to the Holbrook XS for a frame they won't outgrow as quickly.
At a Glance
Oakley Holbrook XS 9007 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Larger 53mm lens width fits ages 7-13 and anyone with a smaller head
- Longer wearability as kids grow—won't be outgrown as quickly
- Same Prizm lens technology and Three-Point Fit as the XXS
- Available in more colorway options
Cons:
- May be too large for kids under 8 or those with very narrow faces
- Higher price point ($108-$158 vs $90-$100)
- Slightly heavier due to larger frame size
Oakley Holbrook 9102 Sunglasses
Pros:
- The original bestselling Holbrook design with 1940s-60s screen hero inspiration
- Larger 55mm lens width fits teens and adults
- Wider range of lens options including polarized and sport-specific Prizm
- Classic O-Matter or BiO-Matter frame options
Cons:
- Too large for kids under 13—will slip and not provide proper coverage
- Higher price point ($124-$258)
- Not designed for youth face proportions