Eydology's best seller collection brings together the most popular frames that combine style, comfort, and everyday versatility. This collection is perfect for first-time buyers or thoughtful gifting. Find out why they’re bestsellers and make them yours today.
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Kayson 52-18-145
Light and easy to wear, the Kayson crystal light brown offers a clean square shape with soft translucence that adds gentle warmth. Its TR build is flexible, lightweight, and comfortable, making it a great choice for those who prefer simple, everyday-ready style.
$9.99
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+3Tadeo 51-18-144
Minimal yet striking, Tadeo clear grey silver highlights the clean geometry of its square silhouette. The cool-toned palette and silver detail make it a versatile choice for those who appreciate effortless modern design.
$19.00
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+7Nyla 54-18-140
The round frame blends a soft pink tone with tortoise detailing, creating a distinctive look with natural character. Easy to pair with casual outfits or more polished styles, they bring a versatile touch to your daily eyewear collection.
$15.95
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Tayla 47-17-130
Age: 6-9 yearsMatte Purple Kids Optical Glasses showcase a bold color choice with a practical full-frame design for children. Built with TR material, the frames combine flexibility and durability, while the spring hinge helps adapt to everyday movement and provides lasting comfort for growing kids.
$9.90
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Murphy 55-18-150
Murphy rainbow brings a playful burst of color to the classic aviator design. Its vibrant gradient finish adds personality and flair while maintaining a sleek and stylish silhouette. For those who enjoy making a statement without compromising everyday wearability.
$35.99
Lens Width
52 mm
2.05 inch
Bridge
18 mm
0.71 inch
Temple
145 mm
5.71 inch
Width
129.7 mm
5.11 inch
Lens Height
43.8 mm
1.72 inch
| Size | Width (mm) |
|---|---|
| S (Narrow) | 125-128mm |
| M (Medium) | 129-132mm |
| L (Wide) | 133-136mm |
| XL (Extra Wide) | 137-140mm |
We suggest you measure your frame dimensions to make sure your new glasses correctly fit your face.
Lens width refers to the horizontal measurement of each lens at its widest point.