Eyeglasses & Frames for 57mm Lens
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Saint Laurent - SL M134
Regular price $435.00
Black/Silver / Transparent AR
Gold / Transparent AR
Harley-Davidson - HD50120
Regular price $106.44
Shiny Black 001
Shiny Gray 020
Shiny Blue 090
BRETT - JUAN
Regular price $519.00
Gold C01
Gunmetal C06
Midnight Blue C38
BRETT - WYATT
Regular price $409.00
Yellow Tortoise/Silver C09
Green/Copper C19
Red Gradient Brown/Black C21
BRETT - DAMON
Regular price $519.00
Silver C02
Black C03
Gunmetal C06
Cazal - 6038
Regular price $600.00
Black-Gold
Black-Silver Matte
Havana-Gold
Gray-Gunmetal
+ 1 more
Cazal - 7097
Regular price $520.00
Black-Gold
Black-Silver
Bicolor
Night Blue-Gunmetal
+ 1 more
Andy Wolf - 4839
Regular price $649.60
Gun/Black 01
Silver/Gold 02
Silver/Gray 03
Gold/Green 04
+ 1 more
Andy Wolf - 4628
Regular price $515.20
Black 01
Gray/Green 03
Blue 04
Red 05
Brown/Gray 06
+ 2 more
Ermenegildo Zegna - EZ5300
Regular price $243.20
Matte Gunmetal
Matte Palladium
Matte Light Bronze
Puma - PU0094O
Regular priceFrom $123.16
Gunmetal 005
Silver
Gunmetal 008
Gunmetal 006
+ 1 more
Gucci - GG0343O
Regular price $345.00
Black/Multicolor 007
Havana/Multicolor
Black/Multicolor 009
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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.