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What Inheritance?

from $98.00

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18 - Tortoise Front with Black Temples in a Matte Finish

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    Premium, Italian-Designed Acetate

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    Optical-Grade Lenses

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    What inheritance? It's all been spent!' You'll only look like you've squandered your riches when you slide on these ultra-luxurious, acetate, half-rim frames. They're ideal for everything from reading the newspaper by the fire to perusing bank statements just for the heck of it. Invest in your style and treat yourself to a pair of traditional readers or prescription glasses. They'll add value to any outfit and have you looking like a million bucks.

    • Tortoise and stripe acetates vary in coloration frame to frame due to the unique creation process of the acetate. Color may vary from images on site.

    Free U.S. Shipping On Orders $115+.
    Not instant gratification, but close.

    90-Day Returns.
    A chinchilla can make a baby in 90 days. We figure that's plenty of time for you to decide if you want to keep your glasses.

    Items in the Sale Collection are final sale — no returns or exchanges.

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    Size & Measurement Guide Measurement Guide

    Here are the three standard sizes we offer at eyebobs. You will see there are distinct icons associated with each size. Each size is associated with the width of the frame itself.

    • N

      Narrow

      less than 130mm wide

    • A

      Average

      131mm to 139mm wide

    • W

      Wide

      more than 140mm wide

    Frame width is the primary way we determine fit. It’s the horizontal diameter of the entire frame width.

    *Note that you won’t find this number on your glasses.

    Other Technical measurements

    Like most brands of glasses, the measurements of eyebobs glasses can be found on the inside of the temple arm. The first number indicates the lens width (46mm) and the second number is the bridge (23mm). If you already have a pair of glasses you like, you can use those measurements as a reference.

    Lens Width

    The horizontal diameter of one lens

    Lens height

    The vertical diameter of one lens

    Bridge Width

    The width of the bridge section

    Temple Length

    The length of the entire temple arm, from the front of the frame to the tip

    Frame Measurements

    Frame width
    Lens width
    Lens height
    Bridge width
    Temple length
    A Average 134 mm 47 mm 25 mm 18 mm 156 mm
    A Average
    Frame width 134 mm
    Lens width 47 mm
    Lens height 25 mm
    Bridge width 18 mm
    Temple length 156 mm

    Frame Size Scale

    Frame Measurment Scale A

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    A Closer Look at Our Lenses

    Readers

    Fine print? Challenge accepted. Available in diopters from 0.00 to +4.00.

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    Blue Light

    Block that blue light and look damn good doing it. Available in reader and non-magnified plano lenses.

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    Progressive Readers

    Or, “progressive reader,” offering a no-line progressive lens with reader magnification at the bottom.

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    Single-Vision

    You should be able to see how incredible you look. Available with blue light, transition, or polarized lenses.

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    Progressive

    Multifocal lenses for your multifunctional needs. Available with blue light, transition, or polarized lenses.

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    Full Lens Reader Sunglasses

    Read and sunbathe at the same time. (100% UV protected, tinted lens.)

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    Polarized Sunglasses

    Now the only glare you’ll have to deal with is interpersonal. Available in brown and grey tints.

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    Our Story.

    Drugstores were full of cheap readers and optical retailers carried expensive designer frames, but there were no options in the gulf between. Enter eyebobs.

    Our Difference.

    We painstakingly select the very best materials, like luxury acetate, comfortable spring hinges, and best-in-class, optical quality lenses.

    Our Promise.

    We won’t take “meh” for an answer. If your life hasn’t been changed by one of our frames, our job has yet to be done.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    • A minimal acetate half-rim reads refined and heirloom from across the room: less hardware, more lens. What Inheritance? is built for exactly that look-expensive effect, at $98. Looks like a million, costs like sense.

    • The acetate brow carries the structure while the lower nylon line flexes rather than snaps: a half-rim stands up to daily on-and-off. What Inheritance? is built that way. Featherlight, not fragile.

    • Semi-rimless builds look minimal and intentional: less frame hardware, more clean lens, refined rather than bulky. What Inheritance? leans into that with hand-finished acetate and optical-grade lenses. Quietly luxe, on purpose.

    • Semi-rimless builds look minimal and intentional: less frame hardware, more clean lens, refined rather than bulky. What Inheritance? leans into that with hand-finished acetate and optical-grade lenses. Quietly luxe, on purpose.

    • Light, minimal semi-rimless frames read modern and understated, the opposite of a heavy drugstore look. What Inheritance? elevates a face rather than aging it.