Glasses.com- Shop with Ease!

Glasses.com

Wearing glasses is something that most people dread.

While others embrace it.

I’ve mentioned before that I’ve used glasses since I was about 16 years-old and no offense to my loving parents, I didn’t like the style I was wearing. Though they were designer Ralph Lauren’s, metal-rimmed glasses are just not ME.

Not until I was able to choose my own frame and style is when I started LOVING wearing glasses and feeling confident and sexy in them.

There are plenty of ways to shop for glasses nowadays and one of most favorite way is to do it on my lunch break or while I’m at home surfing the web. It’s much easier than going to a store and having to shop around the only styles that they carry or to be persuaded one way or another.

For my American friends and readers, Glasses.com makes it super easy to find amazing glasses, even name brand eyeglasses for a great price and in styles that you’ll go crazy for.

At least I know I do.

Since glasses are such an important and vital part of my life (I absolutely need them or I can’t see) I tend to splurge and have a few pairs on hand at all times. For style or in the emergency that one pair breaks and I’m not left in the dark.

 

Looking over their styles and prices, I am super impressed that they have so many of the type of frame that I like, which is the thick-framed, rectangular one. They have really nice ones starting from $29 and up. You can choose my style, face shape, frame shape and frame size. You can also try them on virtually.

I also love the fact that on days that I choose to use contacts, Glasses.com has an awesome designer sunglasses section that suits every style. From simple to LOOK AT ME!

And in really, really good prices for designers.

There are some really nice Baby Phat’s and True Religion that I would definitely wear and prices start at $59.

Though I am proudly Canadian, I am always looking out for the best deals for my American friends. Glasses.com has a 30 day no questions asked return/exchange policy. They pay for shipping both ways, so you have no risk. They also have a 1-year manufacturer’s defect policy in place and a 50% breakage policy.

So you can shop online and not worry about a thing.

They currently ship for free in the US only. If you know someone who lives in the states, let them know. They can have them mailed there. Glasses.com is more than happy to do that for you.

What is your style and what kind of frames do you like? Have you ever bought online?

Let me know, til then–cheers m’deres!