Wood Frame Rx Glasses with Rustic Vibes

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3 Wooden Glasses Features

Frame Details

Each detail of a frame adds a little something extra to the style. When all of these little pieces come together, the result is a great product that’s unique and interesting. Whether it’s a fashion-boosting feature like a keyhole nose bridge, eye-catching stud accents, or something more practical like a flexible spring hinge, every part of an EyeBuyDirect frame is added with a purpose and designed with care.
Multi-Textured Frames

Even though our selection of wood eyeglasses is small, it’s overflowing with style. The wood texture of Lincoln blends with matte shades and blacks to add a unique touch to the temples, which really stands out. The earthy greens in the lens rims of Sahara highlight the natural vibes of wood frame glasses, making them perfect for getting in touch with your inner animal.
Color Matching

Matching your wooden eyeglass frames to your outfit couldn’t be easier. Earthy browns and greens are perfect for this style of frame. They work wonderfully as a centerpiece for Bohemian style, but they can also add a playful touch to any outfit.

Lightweight High Index Lenses

Wooden glasses are extra stylish and bold, but your eyewear should be practical and comfy too. High index lenses are much thinner than standard lenses, but can still come with a strong prescription. If your numbers are a little higher than average, consider high index lenses to keep your wood eyeglasses lightweight.
Light Changing Transitions® Lenses

TransitionsⓇ lenses dynamically switch between being eyeglasses and sunglasses depending on the brightness of your surroundings. This is one of the most useful customization options we offer, allowing your wooden eyeglass frames to work as either eyeglasses or sunglasses depending on the situation.
Blue Light Blocking Lenses

Your eyes are invaluable, and your lenses are the perfect way to protect them from blue light given off by digital screens. This type of light can cause sleep disruption and macular degeneration after long-term exposure. Consider this type of lens if you spend a lot of time in front of digital screens.