A hand-picked wall of frames — from everyday classics to designer names and the latest smart eyewear — fitted properly to your face by people who do this all day.
The classic Ray-Ban silhouettes you already know — with a camera, open-ear audio and a built-in AI assistant tucked discreetly into the frame.
The right shape balances your features. Come in and we'll help you find it — trying frames on beats guessing every time.
Clean and professional. Balances rounder faces and suits almost everyone.
Softer and more characterful. Great contrast against angular features.
The timeless classic. Confident, casual and endlessly wearable.
A teardrop shape with real presence — an icon for a reason.
Lifted outer corners for a striking, elegant look.
A bold top bar with a lighter rim below — smart and retro.
Gentle curves that soften strong jawlines and suit most faces.
Barely-there frames — light on the face and quietly professional.
We carry frames across the range — because a good fit matters more than a logo, and we'd rather you leave with the right pair.
Well-made frames at an accessible price, ideal for first pairs, spares and children.
Better materials, better hinges and more refined finishing — the sweet spot for most patients.
Recognisable design houses and smart eyewear, including Ray-Ban and Ray-Ban Meta.
Our selection changes regularly. Pop in to see what's on the wall right now — or call us and we'll tell you what we have in your style.
A frame that fits badly ruins even a perfect prescription. This is the part an online cart can't do.
Bridge width, temple length and frame size matched to your actual measurements.
Your lenses are centred to your pupils, so you look through the sharpest part of the lens.
Nose pads and temples tweaked until they sit level and comfortable — and re-adjusted free any time.
Bring them back for cleaning, tightening or realignment whenever you need — no appointment necessary.
We'll be straight with you: a $29 pair from a website is tempting. But glasses aren't a commodity you can safely order by guessing a few numbers off a screen — and here's why we don't do business that way.
Most sites ask you to enter your own pupillary distance — the gap between the centres of your pupils. It's been fairly described as giving yourself a haircut. We measure it with a pupillometer in about ten seconds.
Every lens has an optical centre — the sweet spot your eye is meant to look through. If that's off by a few millimetres, the result is eye strain, headaches, or a vague sense that something's just "off". The stronger your prescription, the less room there is for error.
Where your pupil sits vertically in the frame can only be measured on the frame you actually chose, on your actual face. Many sites simply default to the geometric centre of the lens. For progressives, that's the difference between lenses that work and lenses that live in a drawer.
Frames arrive in a box, not on your face. There's no one to straighten them, adjust the nose pads, verify the lenses were actually made to your prescription — or fix it at no charge when they weren't.
We're inside Woodside Square. Bring your current glasses and your prescription if you have one — and give yourself a few minutes to actually try things on.
We'll check your eyes properly first, then help you pick frames and lenses that actually suit your day.
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