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Now that we’re officially into 2012, you may have noticed some significant price increases by a couple of your favorite sunglasses manufacturers, in their Rx lenses (specifically Maui Jim and Oakley). What caused the price change? The main reason the prices jumped so significantly is that neither Maui Jim nor Oakley are making traditionally surfaced Rx lenses anymore. They have both gone fully digital. What does this Read the rest of this entry »

Today, I have exciting news for everyone! eOptics.com is having our 2nd annual Cyber Monday sale! We’re offering 25% off anything on our website; sunglasses, eyeglasses and accessories. If you’ve been looking for a great pair of eyeglass frames, or sunglasses, now is a perfect time to buy them. We are also offering Read the rest of this entry »

Lafont Chelsea Eyeglasses, Purple

It’s been a little while since I’ve blogged about Lafont glasses, and I just had to talk about the pair I’m wearing today. The Chelsea is not my newest frame, but it is one I keep coming back to. The shape and size fit my face perfectly. It’s a bit between a square and a butter fly shape, which is perfect for me, as the top bar does not angle up sharply. It follows Read the rest of this entry »

Seeing as they’ve been recently written up in the March 2011 issue of “Men’s Journal,” I wanted to blog about the Salt Vance sunglasses today. The Vance sunglasses are a vintage inspired shape, with a modern interpretation. They are painstakingly handcrafted from a 10mm thick piece of acetate. This is definitely a frame I could see for “Blues Brothers,” were it remade today. They have the Read the rest of this entry »

Reniel wearing the Etnia Brighton

We were lucky enough to have our Etnia Rep come into our Europtics stores today, to show off some of the new eyeglasses they’ve come out with already this year. He had 5 new styles, but my favorite was called the Brighton. (You may or may not know; Etnia names all of their glasses after cities all over the world.) The Brighton is an extremely wearable rectangular frame. It works well on so many Read the rest of this entry »