Eyeglasses & Frames for 57mm Lens
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McAllister - MC4557
Regular price $83.72
Black Gold
Taupe Gold
Tortoise Gold
Joseph Abboud - JA4120
Regular price $125.83
Black
Gunmetal Gradient
Navy Gradient
Joe - JOE4111
Regular price $117.41
Blackjack
Smoke Crystal
Crystal
Lacoste - L2305
Regular price $133.52
Black
Gunmetal
Green
Blue
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Joe - JOE4094
Regular price $117.41
Blackjack
Smoke Crystal
Tortoise
Genesis - G4068
Regular price $78.00
Black Gradient
Olive Gradient
Navy Gradient
Flexon - H6077
Regular price $127.85
Satin Black/Gray
Satin Gun/Khaki
Satin Moss/Moss
Satin Navy/Navy
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Genesis - G4061
Regular price $78.00
Smoke Crystal
Brown Crystal
Navy Crystal
Genesis - G4056
Regular price $78.00
Smoke Horn
Brown Horn
Navy Horn
Flexon - E1158
Regular price $142.43
Satin Black
Satin Silver
Satin Gunmetal
Flexon - FLX1007MAG-SET
Regular price $192.81
Matte Gunmetal
Matte Coffee
Matte Stargazer
Matte Black
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Dragon - DR2052ATH
Regular price $129.27
Matte Gray/Bw Benchetler
Matte Elemental Blue/Oj Resin
Calvin Klein - CK25544
Regular price $129.27
Black
Dark Havana
Khaki
Blue
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Apart from serving the purpose of vision correction, eyeglasses have long become a fashion statement. The idea is simple: you need to look stylish when wearing frames. The perfect pair of glasses depends on several things, including your face shape and lifestyle. For instance, round frames fit perfectly square-shaped faces and go well with a variety of outfits. People with a round face shape should consider angular frames that will make the face appear longer and thinner. When it comes to choosing the material for frames, the choice is impressive. You can go with super lightweight metal frames or opt for strong and durable nylon frames that offer exceptional comfort. Other materials include acetate, flexon, plastic, titanium, etc.

However, the most important thing is the frame size. Try to avoid too small or too large frames as they can overwhelm your features. The key measurements that describe the size of eyeglasses are the eye size, aka the width of the lens, the bridge width, and the length of the temple. The good news is that you can find these measurements on the inside of the temple of your current glasses. If the first two-digit number of the three-number sizing code is 57 mm, our ever-expanding collection of 57 mm eyeglasses is for you! Discover the most eye-catching models of glasses in a plethora of colors and materials to suit your personal requirements.