Cool glasses!
Got these glasses a couple of weeks ago. So lightweight and comfortable. And they go with everything. Haven’t received many compliments already. A great frame!
Starting price | |
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Single-vision | $275 |
Progressives | $550 |
Readers | $275 |
Non-prescription | $275 |
Starting price | |
|---|---|
Single-vision | $275 |
Progressives | $550 |
Readers | $275 |
Non-prescription | $275 |
Additional cost | |
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Classic | Free |
Blue-light filtering | +$50 |
Anti-fatigue | +$145 |
Light-responsive | +$170 |
Additional cost | |
|---|---|
Classic | Free |
Blue-light filtering | +$50 |
Anti-fatigue | +$145 |
Light-responsive | +$170 |
Additional cost | |
|---|---|
Polycarbonate | Free |
1.67 high-index | +$60 |
Additional cost | |
|---|---|
Polycarbonate | Free |
1.67 high-index | +$60 |



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Got these glasses a couple of weeks ago. So lightweight and comfortable. And they go with everything. Haven’t received many compliments already. A great frame!
I have frames in both colors. The Haze frame (aka the Harry Potter glasses) I use for my progressives. I have the Crystal frames with single vision, with blue transitions, which is a really nice look. I use these for driving, hiking and general outdoor use. The Haze progressive glasses are for reading, singing, mostly indoor use. I can use them for distance, but they are less effective, due to high refraction range on small lens (-8 to -5.5). Very happy with them.
I saw these new frames as soon as I walked into the shop. Beautiful and sturdy! I had to change the lenses and WP helped. Both the original and the new glasses came back in one week. That’s a good trick with my prescription!
The golden frame in an oval shape looks sharp and fits my face well. Great product!
They are smaller circles, which aren't the easiest to find anymore. Probably because the black Galen frames will make you look like Harry Potter. Any color other than black is safe from that look I think. I like they have that halo accent around the lenses that make them look a bit more unique than some other frames. This might also lessen the benefit of high index lenses as they look thicker, but I wouldn't risk not opting in for them with a higher prescription. I don't normally like frames with nose pads but these seem to be alright.
My Galen frames with progressive lenses arrived a day ahead of schedule, the overall quality exceeded expectations, and the prescription was spot on! After some tweaking and adjustment, these frames fit perfectly. To say I am well pleased would be an understatement!
I’ve been purchasing frames from Warby Parker for about 10 years off and on. They fit well and the quality is as good and most times better than you get anywhere. I recently purchased the Galen Frame. A year ago I purchased the Radner frame. Both of those frames are my favorite frames of all the frames I’ve purchased. Unfortunately the Radner has been retired, I hope they bring it back someday as it was my all time favorite and fit and held up the best of all of them. The Galen comes very close though. I only wish Warby Parker did standard bifocal or trifocals as I cannot wear the progressive style lenses. If they did I’d get my glasses from them solely. In the last 10 years I’ve purchased all my frames except one one pair. They are very reasonably priced, exceptional quality materials and craftsmanship. In my opinion they are as good, and most times better than high priced name brands or designer frames. I highly recommend everyone trying themselves, don’t take my word for it.