Altus Glasses

I didn't want anything too big. These were just perfect. The lense was also perfectly thin.

After 55 years of wearing glasses I finally found my favorites! I love not feeling like I’m in a box and the lightness… I get many compliments as well. Truly beautiful frames! Thank you

This is going to be a long, detailed review, so brace yourself! These are definitely my new favorite pair of glasses. I'm surprised there aren't more reviews yet. I had looked at a similar pair of Ray-Bans in a boutique and the frames ALONE were well-over $300 and I couldn't bear to purchase them, considering how delicate they were. These are around $30 and I'd dare to argue slightly better quality for a tenth of the cost. I'm going to jump to the part of the review that I really want to emphasize. I had been interested in the Palo Alto frames for a long time, but I don't like where the nose of the bridge was positioned on the lenses, which is perfectly halfway. ALTUS has the exact same measurements as the Palo Alto, but the drill holes on the Altus' lenses are positioned more about 2/3, rather than 1/2. I prefer my glasses to sit lower on my nose and face. The arms and bridge of the Atlus are delicate and classy looking. They can literally go with anything, dressy or casual. Though I must be honest, the delicacy of them is going to prevent them from being worn as an everyday-pair of glasses. I just compared the gold finish to my pair of Daydream brown/gold and they are definitely more of a rose gold or soft bronze finish than a true gold, but will go with other gold accents just fine. Once on, they practically disappear on your face and from your vision. I've added a couple photos because it's helpful. I have never owned a pair of glasses that I like this much before. I will be purchasing the silver and black in the future.