The BEST Glasses For Casual Wear | Frame Style Ideas + Inspiration
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2022
- When you want to look dressed down, these are some of the best frames to complete your look. We're showcasing styles sourced from 7 different brands from all over the world to bring you some glasses inspiration.
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Great showcase - makes you appreciate how versatile a classic tortoise shell can be!
Really interesting. You should make one about formal and sports frames as well. Great content and editing.
Thanks John, I will do in the future!
Barton perreira joe and norton are just 👌
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Those Eco Eyewear Slate's are very nice!
I agree - they would be my pick!
Possibly mine too!
Those or the Reykjavik Agnar
Hi Robert, thank you for posting these great videos and sharing your passion with us! Recently subscribed and am enjoying learning about glasses. I hope you keep succeeding in what you love, it's kind of infectious.
Looking forward to my BP crystal frames x you suited the BP Joe's and the jfrey double bridge x
Can't wait for you to get them :) Thank you, I liked quite a few from this video
I luv all these frames.
Thanks Tom!
Same!
New subscriber! Love your channel. Learned a lot about eyeglasses from watching just a few of your videos! One small thing- unique means one of a kind. Something can not be a little more one of a kind.
True, thanks for the correction and thanks for the subscibe!
The Lagos looks pretty cool (as does the Agnar and carbon wood). Can’t wait for my bespoke Reykjavik Alba to arrive. Loved the brilliant presentation 👍
I fully agree, I really like most of the frames featured here, if I were choosing between them I would feel spoilt for choice!
Beautiful tortoiseshell glasses 😎
Glad you think so :) I agee
Robert great content as always in your opinion you probably don’t carry them in your store the Randy Jackson frames in the crystal clear?
Hi Subscribed. can you do a video on glasses that are lightweight for higher prescription around -6-7 as the larger the frame the bigger the sides. I know about high index but would like to know about what frames you would choose thanks
Sure' I'll definitly look at that in the future :)
As a woman who is mixed race, afro caribbean, who needs a wider bridge, on the larger side of women's frame/small to regular men's frame sizes, has very small ears but needs a longer arm length do you have some budget friendly advice.
Also looking to have some kind of transition lens to aid for health issues.
Any advice for an awkward person would be great 👍
Definitely go for Eco Eyewear! They are inexpensive, tend to have long temples and wide bridges and come with a sunclip so they work as sunglasses! Email me if you'd like more help or information :) rob@thespectaclefactory.com
Thanks, very interesting and inspiring - makes me want to get a new pair, though I just did). Excellent comments, I just wish there were some insights into Women’s frames, though a lot of the frames you show are unisex. I love my old BP Birdie, excellent quality, no problems after 4 years of wear.
Hey Natalia,
I fully agree with you and I'd love to showcase more ladies frames - but it's hard to do when I can't model them. I still try to get them in my videos when I can - and I do offer personal styling consultations for ladies of course ✌️
Thanks for your support!
@@thespectaclefactory good luck with finding a female model matching you in compatibility with such a variety of styles😎
That's kind of you to say 😅 I'm sure someone could do it better than I do
Coming from having my first pair, acetate glasses, from 4 years ago, I’m now looking into rimless and thin-rimmed glasses because I kept getting distracted with the tortoise shell of my old boxy pair. 😅 (the reason why I stopped wearing glasses. Is there a way to get around that?) Now in your opinion they might look or feel old, but I would prefer to settle for comfort if those acetates will develop in me a lazy eye. I feel that the bigger problem would be the fit (width, nose, temple) and choosing a fashionable pair from what actually fits. Those ones you featured look cool. Reykjavik Eyes’s flexibility (was it that one?) seems great. And the Eco’s form is a thing of beauty.
Check out my latest video on Reykjavik Eyes 👍 or email me if you want some personal advice.
I think minimalistic frames can be really cool, personally.
EXALTO also do stylish carbon and wood combo frames which look amazing
I'll definitely have to check them out! I've heard of them but never saw them in the flesh
Do you like any of randy Jackson’s frames and different styles at all?
Yeah the glasses that you designed yourself suit you very well - good job.
Definitely the slight tint is very nice and adds to them.
Though I was told that a disadvantage to rimless or top rim / frame only glasses is that if you are prone to dropping your glasses, or them falling off, well they are much more likely to get damaged / chipped. Is that true? 🤔
cheers
JB
Thank you 😊I guess that is true, but how often do you drop your glasses?
@@thespectaclefactory Actually drop them, not so often, but they fall off quite often [e.g. working on the bicycle or whatever - look down at a component and glasses slip off and now are on the ground]. Put them in coat pocket and they slide or jump out. That type of thing. Current glasses have had a lot of hard falls, but somehow seem unscarred. cheers!
They all look nice on you. How do you manage to pull it off?
Do you mind doing a review of Lindberg?
They mimick a lot the Reykjavik. They're a die for too.
Thank you, I think a lot of it is simply confidence! In my experience, it's a state of mind that people get into thinking that most glasses don't suit them, when in fact the opposite is true. (At least, it's true when the frames are as nice as the ones featured here) hence my point about the shape not being that important.
Lindberg - I'm personally not a fan although I can appreciate the quality. It's a personal thing and my opinion might change in the future
@@thespectaclefactory ok!
I'll still wait for a review from the expert himself then 😉
Appreciate the model name displayed on screen! Do you think crystal frames will go out of style any sooner?
Crystal has been around a long time, it's just particularly on-trend right now. It's difficult to say, there will always be new trends coming in. I don't think crystal will be 'out' for a while...
@@thespectaclefactory I see. Can't wait for my first glasses in crystal to arrive!
1:36 no narrow rectangles...unless maybe with a suit
8:13 I have to disagree based on my anecdotal experience. My Boss Orange's spring hinges have held strong after 7 years continuous daily use. They have even survived hits at hardcore mosh pits, while my acetate arms bent.
10:25 A light tint for frameless glasses is an excellent idea mate!
Crystal glasses only issue is when grit builds up inside the frame
Tom ford all the way 👍🏼
Not for me, sorry
Why do Rimless Glasses come across as Old-Fashioned?
Mainly because most people who wear them are trying to hide the fact they wear glasses - which is a very old fashioned perspective.
But if you wear bold rimless frames - for example Cartier, or add a tint or unusual shape, then that is definitely not old fashioned.
@@thespectaclefactory I see... so it's not the Style itself, but Rather, the Desire to Not Broadcast that one is Wearing Glasses at all - which is considered Old-Fashioned. I think that desire comes from a place of wanting to avoid looking "bad." If I had to say what makes Glasses look Old-Fashioned or Antiquated, it would have to be the Bar on top similar to what Aviator's have.
Style is always subjective, of course, and there is no science to it. But aviator styles with the double bridge are considered cool because you're embracing a retro look
@@thespectaclefactory Thanks for the response, I appreciate it. I agree with you that Style is in the "Eye of the Beholder" hehe, but I would say that there is some Science to it too, i.e. Aesthetics. I also believe that anything and everything is both Art & Science.
Come on tell us the. NAME ALREADY!
You do. Good job
But too much talking before
You get to anything
Tortoise shell everyone
Knows them
Your close ups are not good
Because you need to show
Them on a FACE
NOT LAYING THERE
He does show on face he’s try’s on all the glasses and yes he talk a lot but it’s very informative and helpful so I don’t mind
My designers just said
They don't understand why
There are no good
Close up shots
It's always the SAME
No one. Can see that
Far away
Sorry
We tried
But too chatty
& CAMERA WORK ISN'T GOOD