Affordable Doesn’t Mean Cheap Quality

The optical boutique markup on rimless frames is extraordinary — a frame that costs $12 to manufacture often retails for $300–$500 with a designer label. We cut that chain short. Our frames come directly from the same factories that supply major optical brands, with no licensing fees, no retail floor overhead, and no commissioned salespeople.

The result: rimless glasses starting at $49 that are made from the same materials and to the same tolerances as frames costing 6x more.

What You Get for Under $79

Every frame in our under-$79 collection includes: stainless steel or alloy construction, adjustable nose pads, spring hinges, a protective hard-shell case, cleaning cloth, and a 1-year frame warranty. Prescription lenses are available at an additional cost at checkout.

The Cheapest Way to Get Rimless Glasses with Prescription

The most affordable path to prescription rimless glasses: choose a frame under $59, then add basic single-vision lenses at checkout. For a simple nearsighted prescription, the total is often under $89 — including lenses. That’s less than what most people pay for just the frame at an eye doctor’s office.