stylish eye glasses - Page 41

Any thoughts on Warby Parker?

Just got these! So excited for when they come!!

http://www.klasik.org/sunglasses/ref...cks/k8531.html

i have a pair of porsche design

Ray Ban sunglasses are the good choice for the stylish wear. Last year i had bought a Ray Ban sunglasses I am still wearing it. That proves that it is a long-lasting and original piece of sunglasses that is found in the market. With its originality it has also given me a different look. It is perfect to wear in the place where we have to face much sunlight in our eyes. So as my experience with this sunglass, I have fond it the best sunglass in the market available till today.

I've purchased some glasses from Warby Parker and like them a lot. I've had frames far more expensive but far less sturdy. The WP frames are made in China, but I've been using a pair of the Miles frame as my everyday pair since August and they hold up well. For 95 bucks, you can't go wrong; plus I've ordered glasses and returned them twice: they make it easy.

Warby Parker is okay. I support WP's mission of donating glasses, and own a pair of em. But they're basically the same quality and styles as $20 plastic frames at other retailers like eyebuydirect.com. They have sales a few times a year with a 2-for-1 deal, and their frames are a bit chunkier and more substantial than other similar retailers like zennioptical (which in my experience tend to be smaller and more flimsy).

I've now bought 3 pair of glasses online from Zenni Optical. I have a compound prescription with both nearsightedness and astigmatism. All 3 pair of glasses that I got from them have been perfect. I have several friends that together have bought probably 2 dozen pair from them, and none of them have had any trouble either.And at Eye Buy Direct Deals i got up to 35% Discount on Eye Glasses.

I have Starck/Mikli PO302. They're the comfortable eyeglasses I ever had and I loved the design from first sight.

By chance anyone know of a solution for frame squeek/creak? I have a pair of RB 2132, a wayfarer variant, that makes an awful squeeking sound everytime there is frame flex. The sounds comes from the lens rubbing against the plastic/acetate? Is it possible to pop out the lens and sand down or stretch out the frame? Thanks much in advance.

if you are near NYC or SF, go check out their frames in person. I found the whole experience to be wonderful, and got a great pair of glasses for $95.

Hi,

I'm looking for new prescription eyeglasses.

I'd like something that combines classicism with a touch of originality.
Maybe a vintage shape ? For example, I was thinking about the Paul Smith Morse and Oliver Peoples O'Riley or Sheldrake.

My - not so easy - face :



Any advice is welcome!

lélé

PS : My prescription allows me any shape.
However, I often have to look up and down in my job. Thus, I'd like to avoid "low" frames.
Moreover, I have a pretty big nose that requires a pretty large bridge (generally between 18 and 21mm, depending on the shape). For example, I feel uncomfortable with Ray-Ban's New Wayfarer (18mm).

PS2 : Don't attention to the shirt. (Usually, I don't wear shirt with differentiate collar color...)

love these frames from Dita:

May also add the Moscot Lemtosh to my list.

How does the quality compare with Oliver Peoples/Paul Smith ?
I found the acetate to be really beautifull on PS/OP frames...

I have the top pair in smoke/gray:
http://www.ditalegends.com/product_d...STATESMAN.html

You want to buy them?
I got the gold pair and don't wear the smoke/gray pair any more.
If so, PM me an offer. They retail for $500 and are in perfect condition.

I am also a big fan of Dita. Dita Verve in Brown Tortoise A P3 is pretty classic. LaFont Aristo These are my glasses when I need something subtle. Oliver Peoples Advocate If you like old school / vintage styling, Dita is pretty great. If you like more modern / futuristic styling, Mykita is nice.