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Salvatore Browline

Horn rimmed glasses

Classic and cool, this collection of Horn Rimmed lasses are perfect for any occasion.

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FAQ

  • Is There a Difference Between Blue Light Blocking Glasses and Computer Glasses?

    Yes! Computer glasses are optimized for extended screen time and often include additional enhancements, such as colored lenses that further reduce blue light specific to screens more effectively—like FL-41 glasses, which are designed to filter certain wavelengths linked to screen discomfort.

    Meanwhile, blue light blocking glasses provide everyday protection from harmful blue light, going beyond UV to help filter high-energy visible (HEV) blue light. They’re a great choice for both general wear and screen use.

  • Are Horn-Rimmed Glasses Still in Style?

    Yes! Horn-rimmed glasses have a timeless, bold design that blends vintage appeal with modern fashion. Their distinctive look makes them a stylish and versatile choice for many face shapes and personal styles.

  • What Are Horn-Rimmed Glasses?

    Horn-rimmed glasses are eyeglass frames traditionally made from acetate or plastic, designed to resemble the appearance of natural horn. They are characterized by thicker, more prominent frames, offering a bold, retro-inspired aesthetic that remains popular today.

  • What Is the Difference Between Horn-Rimmed Glasses and Tortoiseshell Glasses?

    The difference is in the style and finish. Horn-rimmed glasses refer to a frame shape and thickness, typically featuring solid or marbled colors. Tortoiseshell glasses, on the other hand, describe a specific pattern—a brown-and-black mottled design resembling a tortoise shell—applied to various frame styles, including horn-rimmed designs.