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With tall, square-ish lenses and comfortable adjustable nosepads, Wallis best suits wider faces. Frame fit Wide

Campbell is a wide-fitting frame with a silhouette inspired by traditional square eyeglasses. Its stainless steel frame—with acetate temple tips—features a new pronounced construction along the eyewire that gives it a deeper profile. Frame fit Wide

Edwin offers a medium fit, round lenses, and a flattering nose bridge. If that sounds good-looking...it is. Frame fit Medium Low Bridge

Thanks to its bridge—a keyhole with a discreet divot detail—the narrow-sized Stockton fits the bill. Frame fit Narrow

Sullivan combines smooth, rectangular angles with thin, tapered temples for a look that’s easy on the eyes. Frame fit Medium

Wilder’s clean lines and squared-off lenses strike an effortless note; a medium fit seals its classic status. Frame fit Medium

Percey, one of our tried-and-true classics, gets slightly revamped with Low Bridge Fit construction. Frame fit Medium Low Bridge

Fletcher’s flat brow makes it perfect for modernists, 1980s retrofuturists, and anyone who loves a clean line. Frame fit Medium

Looking for an easy-to-wear frame with round lenses and a keyhole bridge? Bell might just do the trick. Frame fit Medium

Wilkie, our version of a never-fail frame, now comes in Low Bridge Fit for all-day comfort. Frame fit Medium Low Bridge

Everson is a wide-fit, rectangular frame with a twist: a subtle, angular dip in its browline that invites double takes. Frame fit Wide

Square lenses and a subtle dip at the bridge make Clark the very picture of smooth. Frame fit Medium

Logans round acetate eyewire is offset in stainless steel for a look thats slightly academic and slightly playful. (P.S. The adjustable nosepads are ultra comfy.) Frame fit Medium

Slim yet wide. Striking yet conservative. Graham is a frame that works overtime. The tortoise acetate temple tips perfectly balance its let’s-get-down-to-business stainless steel construction. Frame fit Wide

Hayes is a 1950s-flavored classic, thanks to a strong acetate browline and square lenses wrapped in polished, filigreed metal. Frame fit Wide

If you’re looking for roomier frame with a classic square shape, Gilbert fits the bill. Frame fit Wide

With its round shape, keyhole bridge, and bold acetate rims, Roland serves up all kinds of quirky goodness. Frame fit Wide

Vaughans keyhole bridge and medium shape offer an understated look with plenty of panache. Frame fit Medium

Narrow faces will take to Hughes Small, a square-lensed number with studious appeal. (Hughes Large has all these same attributes with a little more width.) Frame fit Narrow

Durands round lenses, roomy width, and Low Bridge Fit construction make a sharp first impression while keeping you comfortable. Frame fit Wide Low Bridge

Fields is a charming frame that’s made only more lovely thanks to subtle filigree detailing along the eyewire. (See that?) Another plus: It’s made in Japan from lightweight titanium. Frame fit Medium

Hyde ticks all the boxes: round lenses, a slightly flat brow, and an oversized width. Frame fit Wide

Round lenses, slim temple arms, keyhole detail, and Low Bridge Fit construction make Haskell one good-looking frame. Frame fit Medium Low Bridge

Slightly narrower with a sloped rectangular shape, Oliver is as flattering as it is wearable. Frame fit Narrow

Talk about versatile. Felix’s sort of square, sort of round lenses (and its subtly sculpted keyhole bridge) look great on a range of faces. Frame fit Medium

We almost named Caldwell Small “Caldwell Resized for Narrower Faces” but it didn’t have the same ring to it. That’s what it is, though! Rectangular silhouette, adjustable nosepads, and all. Frame fit Narrow

Featuring a multi-layered construction—custom-cut cellulose acetate coils set inside titanium eyewire, with an acetate browline on top—Webster is our reimagined version of a vintage style. It was designed in New York and made in Japan. Frame fit Medium

Coley is circular, slim, and utterly charming. Frame fit Narrow

Newland’s minimalist, round shape is accented with a subtle filigree pattern along the eyewire and bridge. (Think of it as a just-for-you detail.) Another fun fact: The frame is made in Japan from lightweight titanium. Frame fit Medium

What you see with Caldwell is what you get: a sleek, semi-rimless frame with a stainless steel frame and acetate temple tips. (Oh, plus adjustable nosepads for serious comfort. Maybe you can’t see those.) Frame fit Wide

Our flattering and über-wearable Oliver frame—with its sloped rectangular shape—is now even more accommodating with a Low Bridge Fit. Frame fit Narrow Low Bridge

Thanks to a roomy width and square lenses, Hughes Large is a sharp frame for sharp wits. (We’ve also got Hughes Small—same attributes, just for narrower faces.) Frame fit Wide

If you made a frame wish list of stainless steel construction with adjustable nosepads, round lenses, and a narrow fit...ta da: meet Rigby. Frame fit Narrow

Evvy is an oversized frame with square-ish lenses, dropped endpieces, and an unmistakably 70s spirit. Frame fit Wide

Dawes is a classic, rectangular frame with a distinguishing detail: the subtlest hint of a keyhole bridge. Frame fit Medium

Alcott has an assertive, squarish shape and a custom metal end piece with an integrated hinge—a wraparound accent only found in our limited-edition Epigraph Collection. Frame fit Medium

Tansleys oversized silhouette, punctuated in the middle by a polished metal nose bridge, is guaranteed to make a glowing first impression. (And its adjustable nose pads fit low bridges and high bridges alike.) Frame fit Medium

Barnes spruces up a rectangular silhouette with some striking details (a pronounced bridge here, an uncommonly angled endpiece there.) Frame fit Wide

Weltys keyhole bridge, curved browline, slim construction, and added Low Bridge Fit are a first-class combination. Frame fit Medium Low Bridge

What do you get when you combine round lenses, slim temple arms, and a keyhole bridge? A good-looking frame named Haskell. Frame fit Medium