What are the types of eyewear frames?

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If divided by material: eyewear can be divided into acetate eyewear, metal eyewear, titanium eyewear, aluminum eyewear, buffalo horn eyewear and so on.

What are the types of eyewear frames?

Common types of eyewear frames are full frame, half frame, frameless, combination frame and folding frame.

1. Full frame: It is the most commonly used frame type now. It is strong and easy to shape, and can cover part of the thickness of the lens.

Full frame

2. Half frame (some are also called nylon wire frames): use a very thin nylon wire as part of the frame, the lens is specially polished to smooth the lower edge, and there is a narrow groove in the lower edge, so that the nylon wire is embedded in the groove In the form of a bottomless frame, the weight is very light, giving people a light and unique feeling, and it is relatively strong.

Half frame eyewear

3. Frameless (also often called three-arrow frame, etc.): This type of frame has no lens ring, only a metal nose bridge and metal temples. The lens, the bridge of the nose and the temples are directly connected by screws. Generally, it is necessary to strike on the lens. hole. The frameless frame is lighter and more unique than the ordinary frame, but the strength is slightly lower.

Frameless eyewear

4. Combination frame (also often called flip frame): There are two sets of lenses at the front frame, one of which can be flipped up, usually for indoor and outdoor dual use.

Combination frame

5. Folding frame: The frame can be folded into four or six folds, most of which are optical frames.

Folding frame

6. Clip-on frame: It is composed of two independent parts. The main body is usually an optical frame, which is used to hold myopia lenses, and the other part is for sunglasses. The frame is suitable for short-sighted people. They only need to wear the main body of the glasses indoors. When they go out, they can hang the part of the sunglasses on it at any time to become a pair of "sunglasses".

Clip-on frame

In addition to the types of frames, it can also be divided into: men's glasses, women's glasses, neutral glasses, reading glasses, children's frames, sunglasses frames, and optical frames. From the literal meaning, we can easily understand this classification, so I won't recount it here today.

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