Mezz II Keyhole A cat-eye for the adventurous

A cat-eye for the adventurous and a popular style for womens prescription sunglasses

1950s pinless cat-eye with a wide comfort bridge

Fitting notes: The narrow regular bridge fitting lifts the upper rim high on the brow and can result in making the face longer and more angular

Suits: This iconic

This means the upper rim will fit along or slightly below the brow line for a more snug fit to the face

Mezz II Keyhole A cat-eye for the adventurousThe Mezz II is a small sized panto design that was popular in the 1930s and possibly became a template for shaping the NHS range of spectacles in the mid 1950s. It is a very simple frame which is available in 3 sizes, very small, small, and medium. Also available as glasses A mesmerising model with its origins in the 1930s. This frame was worn by an army of office workers, school teachers and librarians. Suits: Available in three sizes allowing this