Chanel is the French luxury house founded in 1910 by Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel that makes Chanel sunglasses.
Gabrielle Chanel began her business in Paris as a milliner before expanding into clothing, accessories and fragrance. Her designs helped popularize a more relaxed approach to women’s fashion, including jersey garments, costume jewelry and the little black dress. The house’s interlocking-C logo and quilted leather became enduring visual signatures.
Chanel sunglasses form part of the brand’s accessories and eyewear offerings. Designs may feature the logo, pearl-inspired details, chain motifs or the house’s characteristic black-and-white palette, although collections change over time.
Chanel is often confused with Chanel No. 5, but the latter is a fragrance created by the same fashion house in 1921. The answer concerns the company and brand, not a particular sunglasses model.