Ivory Tortoiseshell Geometric Glasses #4442235
Starting at
CAD $39.95
Size:50 19 - 145
Frame Color:Ivory Tortoiseshell
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Zenni WOW price includes:
- High-quality frame
- Basic prescription lenses*
- Anti-scratch coating
- UV protection
*multifocal or readers lenses start at additional cost
Prescription requirements
*Additional cost for PDs outside this range
Frame Size
SizeMedium(50 - 53 mm / 1.97 - 2.09 in)
Frame Width126 mm / 5 in
Bridge width19 mm / 0.7 in
Lens Width50 mm / 2 in
Lens Height44 mm / 1.7 in
Temple Length145 mm / 5.7 in
Frame measurements
5019-145
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Sunglasses
EyeQLenz™
Transitions®
Specialty lenses
Blokz® blue-light blocking
What makes it special
Made for all faces
Designed to accommodate many face shapes and sizes.No-pinch fit
Durable spring-action temples for lasting, pressure-free comfort.Precise Sizing
Specially proportioned for smaller faces to prevent sliding and ensure secure comfort.- Design: Discover a bold statement with this geometric full rim frame, expertly crafted from high-quality acetate to capture a modern aesthetic with its sleek design and impeccable craftsmanship.
- Fit: Experience unparalleled comfort with these glasses, featuring spring hinges and a universal bridge fit for a tailored feel. Designed specifically for a narrow fit, they accommodate high prescriptions effortlessly, ensuring all-day wearability. Personalize your pair with custom engraving for a unique touch.
- Recommendation: These geometric frames offer a distinctive and fresh style that fits both men and women with round and oval face shapes. Ideal for those looking to make a unique statement, these glasses seamlessly blend artsy design with everyday wearability.
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Reviewer1357194104
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Fit:True to Size
Quality:High
So fun
7 days agoLove these. Fit well. Get tons of compliments.
Love these. Fit well. Get tons of compliments.
Reviewer1409368283
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:High
Great
9 days agoGreat experience overall.
Great experience overall.
madmyglassesbroke69
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:Low
really cheap material
10 days agobroke after one day of use would not recomend
broke after one day of use would not recomend
ZGReview
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:Average
Flattering on me, broke after 18 months
15 days agoI’m rating these glasses a four, despite my issues with the quality. Because I feel that for the price and the way I use glasses, they aren’t such a bad deal.
My nose bridge is narrow and my eyes are close together. It’s hard to find unique geometric frames that don’t cover my inner eye. These frames have a chunky frame shape without the chunk. I got the light, cool tone multicolor frame. The pattern was subtle, I liked it. My thick progressive prescription was fine - no noticeable distortion in vision or function. I consider the clip on sun shade a purely utilitarian accessory for driving mainly. They are just a cutout from a sheet of flimsy plastic with a clip attached. I remember much older members of my family wearing these over their glasses in the 70s. They’re that fashionable if you care about those things.
The biggest drawback of these glasses is their short lifespan. HOWEVER - I’ve noticed that in the past 10 years glasses have become a bit like ‘fast fashion.’ The less expensive are expected to last just from one eye exam to the next, when people are getting tired of the old frames and want a new pair. Or, for people who want many different frames and the wear time will be spread out so each pair will last longer. This is fine if your lenses aren’t expensive, but if you wear progressive lenses like me that are costly, you might be reconsidering fast fashion frames. I am.
Finally, these frames might have lasted longer if I didn’t wear over their ear headphones at work. Not industrial headphones, just normal audio headphones. I say this because I had just put on my headphones when both ear pieces snapped and the frames fell off my face onto my desk, to the great amusement of my coworkers. The plastic stems actually snapped, it wasn’t a failure of the hardware that attaches the stem to the frame.
I’m rating these glasses a four, despite my issues with the quality. Because I feel that for the price and the way I use glasses, they aren’t such a bad deal.
My nose bridge is narrow and my eyes are close together. It’s hard to find unique geometric frames that don’t cover my inner eye. These frames have a chunky frame shape without the chunk. I got the light, cool tone multicolor frame. The pattern was subtle, I liked it. My thick progressive prescription was fine - no noticeable distortion in vision or function. I consider the clip on sun shade a purely utilitarian accessory for driving mainly. They are just a cutout from a sheet of flimsy plastic with a clip attached. I remember much older members of my family wearing these over their glasses in the 70s. They’re that fashionable if you care about those things.
The biggest drawback of these glasses is their short lifespan. HOWEVER - I’ve noticed that in the past 10 years glasses have become a bit like ‘fast fashion.’ The less expensive are expected to last just from one eye exam to the next, when people are getting tired of the old frames and want a new pair. Or, for people who want many different frames and the wear time will be spread out so each pair will last longer. This is fine if your lenses aren’t expensive, but if you wear progressive lenses like me that are costly, you might be reconsidering fast fashion frames. I am.
Finally, these frames might have lasted longer if I didn’t wear over their ear headphones at work. Not industrial headphones, just normal audio headphones. I say this because I had just put on my headphones when both ear pieces snapped and the frames fell off my face onto my desk, to the great amusement of my coworkers. The plastic stems actually snapped, it wasn’t a failure of the hardware that attaches the stem to the frame.
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