Square Acetate Sunglasses, Bold Front, Riveted Hinges, with Case, Unisex

Thin frames disappear on the face

You put on the glasses and they look like an everyday optical aid – too narrow to make any real statement. This front is designed to be significantly sturdier than standard acetate frames. The material thickness is visible from the side along the top edge, and that is precisely what gives the face definition.

What the craftsmanship means for everyday use

• Sturdily crafted acetate front: The thick material does not warp when put on and retains its shape, even with daily wear. Thin frames tend to bend at this point over time.
• Riveted hinge plates: Three metal rivets anchor the hinge into the temple. This is the exact spot where inexpensive plastic glasses break if the hinge is merely melted into the plastic.
• Grooved temple interiors: The textured surface grips behind the ear rather than just resting smoothly on top. The glasses are less likely to slide forward when you lean over.
• Transparent front with patterned temples: The change in materials makes the glasses more interesting in profile without the front itself becoming conspicuous.
• Evenly tinted lenses: No gradient tint, no mirror coating – light levels are reduced uniformly across the entire lens surface.
• Hard-shell case included: The glasses can be transported in a bag or backpack without the lenses getting scratched.

Suitable for the commute to work and back, for city trips and visits to cafes, for driving and taking walks, for everyone who wears glasses daily instead of just on vacation, and for faces that find slim metal frames too inconspicuous.

How to keep your glasses in shape for a long time

Always take off your glasses with both hands, not with one hand by one temple – this is the most common reason acetate fronts warp, causing the glasses to sit crookedly afterwards. Do not leave them in the car behind the windshield: heat makes acetate soft, and the shape will change permanently. Use the included case and never place the glasses face down. To clean, rinse with clear water and dry with a microfiber cloth; paper towels and clothing fabric leave fine scratches. If the glasses become too loose over time, have them professionally adjusted with heat by an optician instead of bending them yourself.

You reach for the same pair of glasses every morning – not for the next one because the last one broke at the hinge.