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    Is It Really Hip to Be Square?

    Or do you have to be square first to be hip? That’s the question asked by our customers deciding whether they want square frames. If you consider your glasses to be one of your favorite wardrobe accessories, consider the boldness of a square. It's simple, direct and full of personality once you get passed its, well, squareness.

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    Square eyeglasses never stray too far from that fine line between trending and fashionable. When you wear them, you feel your IQ increasing without any effort, and you know everybody is wondering if you have some inside information about trending fashion frames. Plus, you’ll never have to worry about your glasses clashing with your style. They tell everyone exactly what you're about.

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