Frame shape, front shaping, hinge design and temple decoration each contribute to the character of an eyewear collection. Use these details to describe what you like, then discuss the selected model with Smartreach.
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Beveled edges & sculpted fronts
A bevel introduces an angled plane along an edge. Sculpted contours change how light moves across the frame. For high-gloss carved detailing, share a reference and the finish you want to discuss; it is not a feature assigned to every model.
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Bicolor hinges
Two metal tones create a visible contrast around the hinge. The featured SRA8866–8876 optical collection provides a starting point for exploring this design detail. See the collection close-ups for the hinge forms.
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Patterned temple cores
Decorative inner cores add a patterned element inside acetate temples. Their visibility depends on the colour and transparency of the acetate. A visible inner core is different from an exposed metal temple.
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Shape as a selection tool
Compare cat-eye, aviator-inspired, round, oval, rectangular and geometric silhouettes in the product descriptions. These shape names describe the visible design and help build a shortlist; they are not a promise of personal fit.
A closer look at the collection.
The featured optical series connects frame shaping, bicolor hinges and visible patterned temple cores.