Do You Know the Glasses Terminologies?

We all done sunglasses and definitely stack the latest designs in our optical wardrobe. Some of us are even regular prescription glass wearers. Some even wear glasses specifically for using the computer to avoid eye strain.

When we are shopping online to avail the benefits of convenience and variety at one click, we frequently read the product description to help us understand the details of the frame.

Do we though know each of the eyeglasses or sunglasses parts or terminologies or do we just Google it! Well we at PerfectGlasses have compiled an easy go to list to make sure you are up to date with information.

Brush up your glasses lingo and have a quick run through!

1) Frame :

Frame is the outer rim made in titanium, metal, acetate or plastic that holds the glasses. The shape is also determined by the frame

2) Earpiece :

Also known as the temple tips, it where the frame actually sits on the ears. They are usually made in acetate or metal, or even metal covered in acetate for a secure fit and a easy sit.

3) Temples :

Temples are simply known as the frame arms. The area from the arm fold to the earpiece is called temples. Biologically temples are just where you usually rub when you have an headache.

4) Nosepad :

The comfortable stay of your spectacles or sunglasses depends highly on the nose pads, as that is a sensitive area that needs to be soft, light yet sturdy. A lot of frames also shape the nose pads in acetate in streamline with the frame

5) Nose Bridge :

The metal or acetate joint that holds the two glasses together in alignment and is usually the shape of a nose bone is the bridge. Often made in a combination of metal and acetate, or just either however making a lot of difference to how the glasses help you see clearly.

6) Lens :

That's where the prescription is imbibed into to help you correct any vision related concerns.

7) Top Bar :

Also called as the brow bar, in 1950’s was known as the sweat bar having a leather or rubber cover to restrict sweat from trickling down eyes, now adapted into a fashion statement. The bar placed creatively over the nose bridge and parallel to the glasses top.

8) Hinge :

The holders like the nail and wood keeping the corners and bends smooth yet intact.

9) Accents:

Classified as horn rimmed and clubmaster as well due to the angular jut at the temples defined with metal studs or details.

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