Mixed material glasses blend different frame materials to achieve a balance of durability, comfort, and style. Which creates eyeglasses that feels both refined and versatile. Suitable for all genders and various occasions.
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Farrah 52-18-145
Blending dark tones with subtle pattern variation, Farrah black tortoise frames highlight the sculpted cat-eye structure while keeping the look polished and wearable. The thicker outline enhances facial definition, suited for wearers who prefer strong shapes that still feel refined.
$128.00
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+3Cruz 48-22-143
Amber tortoise adds visual depth to the Cruz design, balancing vintage inspiration with a modern frame profile. The softened square shape works well for expressive personalities who still want a polished finish, making it easy to transition from casual to smart settings.
$128.00
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Farrah 52-18-145
Soft dusty pink tones give the Farrah silhouette a playful yet balanced personality. The rounded cat-eye shape adds gentle lift around the eyes, making it a flattering choice for those who like feminine color with a contemporary oversized feel.
$128.00
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Quentin - Black - Non-Prescription Blue Light Glasses 49-21-148
Confident and understated, the Quentin black frame pairs a clean, balanced silhouette with clear, non-prescription blue light filtering lenses for daily screen use. Its classic shape feels strong yet approachable, offering timeless versatility for work, study, and casual settings.
$167.00
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Quentin - Tortoise - Non-Prescription Blue Light Glasses 49-21-148
Rich tortoise tones give the Quentin frame a refined, masculine character. The structured shape adds definition to the face while maintaining a relaxed feel, making it a great choice for men who appreciate classic style with subtle visual depth.
$167.00
Lens Width
52 mm
2.05 inch
Bridge
18 mm
0.71 inch
Temple
145 mm
5.71 inch
Width
128 mm
5.04 inch
Lens Height
44 mm
1.73 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.