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There are other non-Luxottica options in the US. Warby Parker, Bailey Nelson, and Ollie Quinn to name a few. Almost everyone sells Essilor frames though but not
by brymastr 8y ago
There are other non-Luxottica options in the US. Warby Parker, Bailey Nelson, and Ollie Quinn to name a few. Almost everyone sells Essilor frames though but not quite everyone is owned by the eyewear conglomerate. At least with Bailey you can get some quality frames for a decent price.
- yabatopia 8y agoDoes anyone know the non-Luxottica options in Europe, where the market is much more fragmented across countries?
- ggsp 8y agoI know about Ace And Tate (NL), GlassesDirect (UK), and Quattrocento (IT) .
- jakubp 8y agoFielmann is a German brand available in several European countries, but I'm not sure if they make their own eyewear. Still, I can't imagine paying 1000 USD for a pair of glasses. In Poland 100 EUR gives you a decent pair, 200 EUR is already a bit much.
- grenoire 8y agoGot myself a pair of titanium ace & tate glasses, great quality and good service. Would recommend if you are looking for a pair in NL.
- GrzegorzWidla 8y agoYou don't have to be in NL - they ship them to all EU countries and have stores out of Holland too - in UK, Germany, Belgium, plus you can find them in some 3rd party stores now too. I recommend them as well. Persol (obviously from Luxottica so no good if you don't went to support them but I just couldn't find as stylish, foldable sunglasses elsewhere) and Ace & Tate are my favorite brands but I don't need prescription lenses so that may vary.
- ginko 8y agoI got Mykita frames, but they're not exactly a cheap alternative.
- mathis 8y agoI can recommend Viu. They are available in some European markets and by focusing on a essential selection of frames, they are able to satisfy most peoples needs. Paid 150€ for mine.