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EYEWEAR INFO

Ÿ Frame Materials

Acetate: Plastic frame material.

Laminates: A plastic frame treatment that layers two or more colors on top of one another.

Leather: Upholstery on frame or temple.

Solid Silver or Sterling Silver: Not commonly used as a main frame nowadays because it does not make very wearable or comfortable frames.

Stainless Steel: The most common and durable metal, strong and lightweight.

Titanium: A type of metal alloy that is very strong, lightweight and often hypoallergenic.

Tortoise: A frame that is a mottled brown or gold color, which resembles a turtle shell.

Wood and bone: Frames are usually handmade.

Swarovski or Gems: For fashion eyewear decoration.

Ÿ Frame Style

Rimless: Frames in which the lens appears to not have a frame, held together by invisible nylon cord, notches or mounting screws.

Semi Rimless: Frames with a traditional frame on the top half of the lens, where the bottom appears to have no frame (but is invisible nylon.) There are also semi-rimless with the rim on the bottom and not the top.

Wrap-around (wrap): Type of eyeglass frame that curves around the head, from the front to the side. Wrap-around sunglasses tend to offer extra sun protection because the lenses usually hug close to the face and protect the delicate tissue around the eye as well.

Adjustable Nose pads: Located in the bridge area, they help to distribute the weight for a comfortable fit. Some pads are made of silicone type material that also prevents slippage.

Bridge: The part of eyeglasses that extends across the nose.

Three Piece Mount: A rimless frame that has mounting pieces that attach to each lens and a bridge piece that attaches the lenses together making the look virtually "frameless".

Temple: The "arm" or "wing" of a pair of glasses, running from behind the ear to the lens area.

Spring Hinges: Type of hinge on eyeglass frames that flexes, making the frames more durable. Spring hinges also help keep your glasses in proper alignment and reduce the need for frequent adjustments.