Pro AcmeNon Prescription Clear Lens Glasses Retro Small Round Metal Frame

These are super cute, not too big but makes a fun statement. I love how they seem to complete and outfit.

very nice product.

Overall, after nearly a year of use, I thoroughly enjoy these glasses!As far as my own personal experiences are concerned, the frames are rather sturdy and durable despite their thin build. They aren’t so likely to be negatively impacted or damaged through everyday use, at least.In regards to fit, I'm usually someone who prefers to wear glasses more on the snug side—with the bridge running across the inner corners of my eyes. However, this pair looks, feels, and fits more comfortable further down.Speaking of comfort!~Most glasses often leave tenderness around my ears and nose bridge after hours of use—but not these!The frames are composed of light enough materials to not feel like they weigh on my cheeks or leave uncomfortable imprints along my ears. The silicone nose grips are less rigid than most name-brand glasses I've tried and seen on the market, providing a flexible fit that feels natural.To sum up my review: these glasses are best on those who have a wide-set nose bridge, or on those who are simply willing to settle them lower on their face. They're light and comfortable, with a sense of durability that ensures they won't be broken too easily.And as a bonus, each order comes with a soft satin bag, microfiber cleaning cloth, and portable screwdriver as listed—all of which are great quality for their intended purpose.Definitely recommend for anybody who’s looking for a cheap, comfortable, and attractive alternative to higher-priced frames on the market!

These glasses are just what I needed for a costume. Surprisingly reflective and lack a coating to prevent this. Additionally, they may make your eyes look larger, which was unexpected but didn't cause any issues. There was no damage and I have not had any issues with shipping. They're not to heavy and decently comfortable to wear. Give them a try.

I bought these glasses as an inexpensive stage prop. They're my version of Victorian glasses, though I realize that the temple tips are wrong (they should be curved into half-circles). There were others out there for $60 or more, but I didn't want to make a major investment -- $10 was fine for a "try and return if they're just not it."Surprise surprise, the packaging is wonderful (see my photo) -- zip-locks on outer bag, inner bag, and even a soft drawstring bag! The drawstring bag has a small cleaning square, too! Not only that, but you also get a small hinge tool on a keyring. Someone really cared to package this as if it was their main product line (I was amused at the logo that looked very much like Ray-Ban).Anyway, that's the packaging, right? How about the actual eyeglass frames? Well, I am not using them for prescription lenses, but my wife said they were cute, and -- most importantly -- they 'read' like Victorian glasses when I'm wearing them on stage, so they were a win for me. For $10. Yay!

They are fairly clear and well made the metal frame is pretty flimsy however and would bend very easily also the lenses scratch very easily so be careful with them! Also they fog up a lot when wearing sometimes.

Excelente producto, recomendado 100%

Bought these to use in place of the cheap ones that came with the Santa suit.These fit much better and look great.