Do you make powered (prescription) glasses?

Yes. Powered lenses can be fitted to most of our frames. You can also bring your prescription to any of our three stores.

Can I order online using my own prescription?

Yes. Choose your power during checkout, or upload a photo of your prescription and we will use that.

How do I find the right frame size?

Every frame is stamped with three numbers, for example 54▁18-140: lens width, bridge width and temple length, all in millimetres. Each product page lists them, so you can compare against a pair you already wear.

What is the difference between full rim, half rim and rimless?

Full rim has a continuous frame all the way around each lens. Half rim (supra) has a rim across the top only, with a fine nylon cord or open edge below. Rimless has no rim at all — the arms and bridge mount straight into the lens.

What does “Polarized” mean on a pair of sunglasses?

A polarized lens cuts glare bouncing off flat surfaces such as roads, water and car bonnets. We label a frame Polarized only where the manufacturer prints it on the temple arm.

What is the difference between Velocity and Luxe de Paris?

They are the two ranges we stock. Velocity covers most of the catalogue including all the polarized sunglasses; Luxe de Paris is the IP-plated range, in metal and combination frames.

Where are your stores?

All three are in Sant Tukaram Nagar, Pimpri-Chinchwad: Namo Opticals, YCM Opticals and Sai Optical & Contact Lens.

How should I look after my glasses?

Rinse the lenses under clean water before wiping, then dry with the microfibre cloth supplied. Hold the frame with both hands when taking it off, and keep it in its case rather than face-down.