Eyewear
Frames and lenses, fitted to your face
Try shapes and materials with an optician, then choose lenses that suit how you see. Your prescription is yours: we give you a copy after your exam and fitting, and you can fill it anywhere.
Independent frames in acetate, metal and titanium
Lenses cut to your frame in the shop
A fitting at pickup, and adjustments after
Frames
Shapes and materials
Acetate
Warm to the touch and made in many colors, from clear to deep tortoiseshell.
Metal and rimless
Thin wire frames that sit light on the face, with or without a rim.
Titanium
Light and springy for people who wear their glasses from morning to night.
Round, square and cat-eye
We size a shape to your face and your prescription, not to a trend.
Lenses
What goes in the frame
Single vision
One prescription across the whole lens, for distance or for reading.
Progressive
One lens for far, middle and near, with no line across it.
Computer and reading
Lenses set for the distance you hold a screen or a book.
Thin and light
Lens materials that keep a strong prescription from looking heavy.
Coatings
Anti-glare and scratch-resistant coatings, added when you want them.
Sunglass lenses
Tinted and polarized lenses made to your prescription.
Around the glasses
How it is billed
A vision plan can pay toward frames and lenses. We check before you order.
How fees work
Questions about glasses
Can you put new lenses in my old frames?
Often. We look at the frame first and tell you whether it can take new lenses.
Can I use a prescription from another eye doctor?
Yes, if it is current. Bring it in and we fit your glasses to it.
Do you make prescription sunglasses?
Yes. Pick a frame, then tinted or polarized lenses made to your prescription.
Book a fitting
Bring your prescription, or book an exam first.