- Can I put prescription lenses in these frames?
- Yes. They are sold as an optical frame, so an optician cuts and fits lenses to the shape. Bring the frame to a lens provider or order lenses with it.
- How do these compare with Ray-Ban rectangular acetate frames?
- Both are full-rim acetate rectangles in tortoise. The Ralph Lauren frame is lighter and leans dressier; Ray-Ban offers more sporty and iconic shapes. Fit and bridge width decide it more than brand.
- Are these glasses good for daily wear?
- At about 0.6 oz they are light enough for all-day use. Acetate needs occasional adjustment, so have an optician tighten the temples if they slip.
- What face shapes suit a rectangular frame?
- Rectangles balance round and oval faces by adding angles. On very square faces they can look boxy, so try a rounder or softer shape there.
- What comes in the box?
- Typically the frame and a branded case or cloth. Confirm with the seller whether a case and cleaning cloth are included.
- Can the frame be adjusted for a better fit?
- Yes. Acetate softens with heat, so an optician can bend the temples and nose pads to fit your head and nose.
- Where is the Ralph Lauren Tortoise Blue Acetate Prescription Eyeglasses cheapest?
- At Designer Optics, for $96.21, 26% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Ralph Lauren Tortoise Blue Acetate Prescription Eyeglasses?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Designer Optics, SmartBuyGlasses, Glasses, GlassesUSA.com, Target Optical.