PeeWee Keyhole Fitting notes: This mask like

Fitting notes: This mask like shape creates an elegant disguise whilst creating mystery

This style has an alien look

The Mezz I is an extra small panto design that was popular in the 1930s and possibly became a template for shaping the NHS range of spectacles in the mid 1950s

Fitting notes: A large frame with very wide bridge fitting

spreading the extra weight evenly across the wide surface of the bridge ensures that comfort is maintained in all seasons

PeeWee Keyhole Fitting notes: This mask likeConsider this a staple for the person looking for a classic frame with a universal fit. Peewee is a square design that historically provided an alternative to the round and panto shapes popular in the 1950s and 60s. Square shapes could indicate a bit of rebellion in eyewear, and often signalled that the wearer was well organised. Its a square world was a popular expression of the time. Also available as sunglasses A small sized thin rimmed square