Square and rectangular
0 pieces
Square and rectangular frames cover the everyday shapes: the trapezoid acetate frame with a strong brow, the D-frame with a flat top and rounded base, and slim rectangles with a narrow lens. Angles balance a round or oval face; a softer, rounded square suits sharper features. Thick acetate gives weight and presence, while thinner frames are lighter on the nose. The three numbers on a temple give lens width, bridge, and temple length in millimetres. Lens category and UV marking are the label’s to state. Prices are as each shop last listed them.
Nothing in the shops matches.
Nothing in the shops matches.
Shop