Topology Eyewear

Your glasses serve two distinct purposes. First, they help you see the world around you. Well, at least they should, but unfortunately many stock glasses—the frames you see on the shelves that are premade and ready for purchase—don’t fit you optimally. This means you’re not looking through your lenses at the best angle, the one intended by your eye doctor, to have vision as clear as your prescription allows. Second, your glasses are a fashion accessory for your face that show off your unique personality to the world. Today, there are thousands of different frames available in stores ready for you to pick off the shelf. But what if we told you these stock frames were outdated and there was a better solution available right at your fingertips?  The Problems with Stock Glasses Stock glasses have many problems. The most significant problem is that they are designed as one-size-fits-all. In reality, your face has tons of small, unique features, from your nose bridge t

Buying glasses is easier than ever with thousands of dedicated eyewear shops around the world stocked with standard frames. You can pick from hundreds of styles that range from quirky to sophisticated to classic and bold all designed to project a particular image and impression on the world around you.  Stock glasses are what many of us are familiar with—they’re the premade, mass-produced eyewear you see lining the shelves, often made to fit the “average” face. But the thing is, not all faces are created the same, yet off-the-shelf frames are designed to be one size fits all. Because glasses serve two primary purposes—to help you see clearly and as a fashion accessory—you want to make sure that they’re enjoyable to wear since you’ll have them on your face every day for potentially years. That being said, here are common problems people have with stock glasses, and why you might want to consider custom-made frames. Headaches Many people find that when they start