NEW Colours, Shapes, Materials - Which of these Glasses is BEST? | New Frames Showcase

Prepare to be amazed by some of the newest and most interesting frame styles from brands like Boss, McLaren, J F Rey, Lucas de Stael & LA Eyeworks.
Today's showcase reveals a mix of limited edition pieces, unusual shapes, eclectic materials and vibrant colours. There's a bit of everything here, to give you some glasses inspiration.
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[@The_John_Galt]

Your enthusiasm and energy always drives the amazing content.

[@thespectaclefactory]

I appreciate that!

[@jameswashington4984]

Love colors in eyeglasses, the Lucas and la eyewear are beautiful, especially the opal looking color way. My goodness, the McLaren unibody one piece😳 looking forward to the review 😎

[@thespectaclefactory]

Yeah, I'm so excited to get those in my hands

[@nanmrushton3586]

J F Ray and LA Framework are more for me. The last LA Framework Housecat is to die for. Really beautiful and elegant and I'd really like to see it on. The hint of metallic is so enhancing to the wears eye color. My eyes are hazel blue green and think this frame is definitely my elegant style winner. The J F Ray are fun to wear every day charming and easy to wear. Thank you for sending out a lastest frame video as I was getting a bit confused about what to look for as I was getting caught up in technology of the frames. These are fun and wearable.

[@ganymededl]

the JF Rey 1517 take on crystal is hot!

[@thespectaclefactory]

Definitely!

[@robert15john]

The Lucas de Stael frame looks amazing in that colour combination. What tints would you recommend to match to the frame? McLaren always impress with their innovation and technology too. Really interesting video!

[@thespectaclefactory]

I think I'd go with Cinnamon (it's got the kind of light brown colouration to tie in with the Tan leather) and either Amber Flash to blend or Ruby, Sapphire, or Jade Flash to contrast. I have a nice feeling about Jade on this one for something very different. The Cinnamon is usually 25% but I'd go 35% to make it more noticeable.

[@paultindale1912]

Hi Robert, just discovered your channel and love some of your recommendations, found it by chance after searching for the glasses I selected randomly because of the looks and feel. Yes they are Reykjavik Eyes! But I wonder what your thoughts are on my previous eyewear, Titanflex by Eschenbach. A brand you don’t appear to mention on the channel? Think. I’ll need to use your services in the future.

[@thespectaclefactory]

Cool! Look forward to that. So we used to sell Titanflex. Like ALL memory metal frames, they always fail eventually. Usually around the 3 year mark. So I'm not a fan... pure titanium like you get in RE is far superior in my experience. Still, Titanflex were fairly good value I guess since they weren't expensive.

[@DuncanKay]

I'd still go for simple. Though adding Boss gold-plated ones for collection wouldn't be all that bad.

[@thespectaclefactory]

They are pretty cool to have as a special pair

[@clemensgabriel30]

Hi spectacle factory. I am relatively new to the optical glasses market, but i saw that video where you ranked the brands in categories and all my favourite brands where in Luxottica. Therefore I am unsure what to buy. My preferences are full rim, no metal. When it comes to style I want something very classy, elegant and sophisticated. I am wearing most of the time suits therefore it should be not tacky at all like TOM FORD. I have pretty similar face shape like you I´m blond and white. And there is no budget limit. I would really appreciate it if you could help me out here. P.s. Really good content

[@thespectaclefactory]

Of course I'll help. Email me via [e-mail] and we can either discuss that way or over a video call

[@joebloggs4191]

I am sure they are all well made but personally I don’t like any of them. For the gold sunglasses the Cartier ones you showcased some videos back I think are better, but then all of this is pretty subjective. Great video as always though. Forgot to add the Mclarens look interesting though, that will be a video to watch out for.

[@thespectaclefactory]

That's cool. These are all pretty different frames so I can totally understand a lot of people not liking them. In fact, none of them are my taste except the Lucas de Stael, but I can see the beauty in all of them for the right person.

[@carydavidhoffson6014]

I picked my new eyeglasses from what I saw in the glass mirror shows how you look like with them on your face to make up your mind your self

[@akahina]

I feel that I am alone in the world of fashion frames, and wish there was more design creativity with wire rimmed styles. My parents made me wear heavy black plastic frames through the 60s. Even crystal frames feel visually heavy on me. I do like glasses that are a bit "out there" in design, but with my thin short white hair and very fair skin, bold heavy frames don't work for me. Big round lenses almost always touch my cheeks. All your introduced choices are beautiful, just not for me. My favorites are LA Eyeworks, maybe with Adaptive Sun lenses...

[@pmwaffle9348]

Matsuda has some titanium frames that fit what you're looking for

[@thespectaclefactory]

Check out my reviews on Reykjavik Eyes

[@Processor609]

>My personal suggestion, i wouldn't change what i like to wear just because i feel like it "doesn't look right on me", if i were you, wear what you like anyway. If somebody can't accept you for your personality and expression of what you like, then they for sure aren't people that are very healthy to be around anyway. You live your own life and you wear what you want to wear. I think they DO work for you because that is what u like.

[@Processor609]

>Look all around the internet, different brands, and you can even find authentic vintage frames out there that are nice and are literally from another time period. Or use the website where you can try on glasses virtually. You can get any style or shape you want, as long as lense, bridge and temple sizes are YOUR size. Do what I've been taught to do. Go to an eyewear store, try on different SIZE glasses, doesn't matter the shape, and feel what the perfect size is for you. Not too wide on the sides of your head, or too narrow like I've made the mistake of doing and they dig into the side of my head causing a lot of discomfort, then you go search for glasses by your size, maybe like 1 or 2 mm slight differences. You add "lense width" + "lense width" + "bridge width", and that's how you get the total mm length of the front of the frame, give or take a couple of mm because of the width of the piece that connects the arms to the frame itself.

[@priyankadixit4455]

What is the name of the glasses pls tell…

[@barbarak8158]

Hi Robert! I really enjoy your videos. Have you ever heard of Warby Parker and if so what do you think? Thx. 👓

[@thespectaclefactory]

Thank you! We appreciate the support. I'll definitely give them a look

[@alanbennett8951]

seen a great bunch of frames on your channel, but I'm reluctant to order frames online without seeing how they fit in person. Is one's only option to hope that your local shop carries the very set of frames you're looking for?

[@thespectaclefactory]

Our channel is more about giving people inspiration. We do offer virtual consultations where we will help you with getting the right fit, look etc, if you like, and we now have hundreds of clients all over the world. I know it's the way you've always done it, but trying glasses on in front of a mirror has its drawbacks too. Most people tend to choose based on what they are used to and it prevents them getting the best style. Ideally, you shouldn't really choose your own glasses - it's better to be guided by an expert who sees you without any preconceived notion of how you ought to look in glasses, with your input of course.

[@alanbennett8951]

@@thespectaclefactory OMG, you get on line and do a virtual consultation (actually it's a real consultation, just done via Zoom conferencing I suppose) with someone? How does that work exactly? What's the cost involved? And although those JF Rey frames look really good, and even if you could photo-shop them onto my face, it still wouldn't duplicate how they actually fit on my head. I suppose you can only give guidance on the style to look for locally, etc.? Still, I'm sure your fans would like to know the details of your virtual consultations.

[@thespectaclefactory]

We don't charge, and no obligation to buy... basically I will get to know you, understand what you're trying to acheive from your new pair, and help you select the perfect ones. You don't get to try the glasses on before you get them. But if you somehow don't like them we will exchange them. Obviously don't do it unless you trust me. I've don't this for hundreds of clients now, including many of the fans commenting on our videos.

[@robertochaves9305]

I'd never buy a leather finished glasses. But it's beatiful.

[@thespectaclefactory]

Truly

[@TheKyuubi47]

Do you guys carry Jacques Marie Mage glasses?

[@thespectaclefactory]

Sadly not. They are awesome, but the account manager in the UK is very close with one of our competitors, so can't see it happening.

[@teerawattang5071]

McLaren 👍

[@thespectaclefactory]

👏

[@elia.8993]

Sadly, J.F Rey does not have service in the U.S. :(

[@thespectaclefactory]

But you can order them from us! email me

[@R.C.Bullar]

Have you heard of lohause frames from Portugal? Unmatched acetate frames in my opinion.

[@iamgeoffclements]

I look forward to your video on the McLaren frame. I must admit to being a bit disappointed with the finishing on the one piece Ti front model I looked at. There were a lot of nice elements to it, but it felt like it was missing something for a £1100 frame. Hopefully they tidy up the details for the next iterations.

[@thespectaclefactory]

What aspect of the finishing did you not like? I'm really curious

[@iamgeoffclements]

@@thespectaclefactory The main one was the junction between the arm and the front was inconsistent side to side which surprised me. On a more subjective note, I'd have like to have seen that join being much closer fitting so you don't get the softness into the split line, but that is probably difficult with how the two parts are individually finished. They were nice, but I didn't feel they were £1100 nice, so I'm in some ways glad they aren't in the back of my mind tempting me to spend the money!

[@donaldricher8815]

How much do the Lucas de Stael frames cost.

[@thespectaclefactory]

Around $1200

[@nishantkumar-lw6ce]

What’s the price of these Mclaren frames?

[@thespectaclefactory]

£5k

[@meshalannaidoo7971]

@@thespectaclefactory damn. Which McLaren ultimate spectacle would you recommend for a small face ? Mlulto04, 5 or 6?

[@celsochiang]

U!

[@aleksandarbrzic8351]

I am so happy you took off the first one, they look horrible on you, at least to me 🤓 Oh and another thing: leather as material would be nothing for me as I need to wash my glasses practically every day (yes, very fat and messy face...). But, I LOVE Wally! I just don´t know whether I would dare to wear it🤔

[@thespectaclefactory]

You mean my own glasses?

[@aleksandarbrzic8351]

@@thespectaclefactory Oooops 🤭

[@Azoulysme]

Always speak about the frame that you sell. It's a shame they have way more brand

[@thespectaclefactory]

Well firstly I can't really talk about glasses I don't have available to me. But secondly, I deliberately choose the best frames in the world for our shop, so of course we sell them.

[@robertochaves9305]

You do understand that it's a store channel, don't you?

[@dustwatcher1963]

Please don’t insult unskilled workers in factories, they also help make your toxic light bulbs, underwear, water pipes, wires and change your diapers when pee in your pants.