If you're in the UK contact Séamus at The Optical Workshop, he refurbishes frames.
Menswear: Glasses frames
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11 Jan 2017 16:59
Cheers, he looks good
9 May 2017 12:43
9 May 2017 13:44
9 May 2017 22:18
Cheers Andy
9 May 2017 22:27
Alternatively you can have nose pads drilled on. I've used a company called Dunrose optical a few times and have had good results. £17 all in delivered.
10 May 2017 08:33
Thanks Andy
10 May 2017 08:38
That's such bullshit. Round gold frames are an absolute classic, tasteful, simple and look good on almost EVERYONE. You've just been brainwashed by marketing. Harsh, squared-off overdesigned frames that seem popular look terrible on 99% of people.
I've been wearing my goldies for about 4 years now and they work so well as everyday glasses, I saw Kubozuka wearing em, had to get em. He started the trend in Japan, I'm pretty sure I started the current trend in Western stores.
They've been around forever though, from the 1940s to 80s and 90s rappers to today. Just an eyewear staple, don't know how you can call them a "statement". Such complete bullshit.
If you're in the UK contact Séamus at The Optical Workshop, he refurbishes frames.
Cheers, he looks good
I don't know specifically but they look similar to the Labrabbit Dancen model:
http://www.labrabbit.com/shop-online/labrabbit-private-label-dancen-gold
http://www.labrabbit.com/shop-online/labrabbit-private-label-dancen-gold
Plenty of companies are doing round rimwire models at the moment. Here are a few:
Cubitts Bingfield
https://www.cubitts.co.uk/spectacles/bingfield/gold
Bailey Nelson Adler
https://baileynelson.co.uk/collections/optical/products/adler-gold
Oliver Peoples Coleridge
http://www.pretavoir.co.uk/oliver-peoples-coleridge-ov1186-5036.html
Cubitts Bingfield
https://www.cubitts.co.uk/spectacles/bingfield/gold
Bailey Nelson Adler
https://baileynelson.co.uk/collections/optical/products/adler-gold
Oliver Peoples Coleridge
http://www.pretavoir.co.uk/oliver-peoples-coleridge-ov1186-5036.html
Plenty of companies are doing round rimwire models at the moment. Here are a few:
Cubitts Bingfield
https://www.cubitts.co.uk/spectacles/bingfield/gold
Bailey Nelson Adler
https://baileynelson.co.uk/collections/optical/products/adler-gold
Oliver Peoples Coleridge
http://www.pretavoir.co.uk/oliver-peoples-coleridge-ov1186-5036.html
Cubitts Bingfield
https://www.cubitts.co.uk/spectacles/bingfield/gold
Bailey Nelson Adler
https://baileynelson.co.uk/collections/optical/products/adler-gold
Oliver Peoples Coleridge
http://www.pretavoir.co.uk/oliver-peoples-coleridge-ov1186-5036.html
Cheers Andy
Does anyone make plastic framed glasses with adjustable nose pads other than lindberg optical? glasses without nosepads are such a gamble to buy online.
Alternatively you can have nose pads drilled on. I've used a company called Dunrose optical a few times and have had good results. £17 all in delivered.
I don't know specifically but they look similar to the Labrabbit Dancen model:
http://www.labrabbit.com/shop-online/labrabbit-private-label-dancen-gold
http://www.labrabbit.com/shop-online/labrabbit-private-label-dancen-gold
Thanks Andy
Make a statement for sure but completely unflattering on almost everyone.
That's such bullshit. Round gold frames are an absolute classic, tasteful, simple and look good on almost EVERYONE. You've just been brainwashed by marketing. Harsh, squared-off overdesigned frames that seem popular look terrible on 99% of people.
I've been wearing my goldies for about 4 years now and they work so well as everyday glasses, I saw Kubozuka wearing em, had to get em. He started the trend in Japan, I'm pretty sure I started the current trend in Western stores.
They've been around forever though, from the 1940s to 80s and 90s rappers to today. Just an eyewear staple, don't know how you can call them a "statement". Such complete bullshit.
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