Rimless Round 1
119 mm
/ 4.69"
140 mm
/ 5.51"
50 mm
/ 1.97"
49 mm
/ 1.93"
18 mm
/ 0.71"
Birmingham
135 mm
/ 5.31"
135 mm
/ 5.31"
48 mm
/ 1.89"
39 mm
/ 1.54"
18 mm
/ 0.71"
Esquire 1510
135 mm
/ 5.31"
145 mm
/ 5.71"
50 mm
/ 1.97"
39 mm
/ 1.54"
19 mm
/ 0.75"
Lexington
134 mm
/ 5.28"
145 mm
/ 5.71"
48 mm
/ 1.89"
39 mm
/ 1.54"
20 mm
/ 0.79"
Rimless Round 2
135 mm
/ 5.31"
140 mm
/ 5.51"
55 mm
/ 2.17"
46 mm
/ 1.81"
20 mm
/ 0.79"
Marie Claire 6244
140 mm
/ 5.51"
140 mm
/ 5.51"
54 mm
/ 2.13"
40 mm
/ 1.57"
15 mm
/ 0.59"
Davenport
131 mm
/ 5.16"
140 mm
/ 5.51"
48 mm
/ 1.89"
40 mm
/ 1.57"
17 mm
/ 0.67"
Limited Too 2002
110 mm
/ 4.33"
120 mm
/ 4.72"
37 mm
/ 1.46"
28 mm
/ 1.10"
15 mm
/ 0.59"
Round glasses have a lot of names. Some people call them John Lennon glasses, others say “tea shades.” You might also see them referred to as granny glasses or simply circle glasses. Whatever you call them, we have a wide range of circular glasses frames — all starting at just $39.
Circular glasses have a softening effect. People with sharper features can wear round frames to add balance and contrast, while rounder faces are emphasized by the style. That means just about everyone looks good in round glasses, it’s just a matter of personal preference. Check out our virtual try-on tool to see if circular glasses work for you!
Round eyeglasses have been in style for decades, and they’re not going anywhere any time soon. Keep it classic with wire-rim round glasses, or make it modern with crystal clear circle frames. However you wear them, round eyeglasses are a trendy choice that will keep you in style for years to come.
39DollarGlasses was founded by doctors who believe eye health should be easy and accessible. That’s why you can order prescription round frame glasses in three easy steps: Pick your circle frames, select your lenses, and add your prescription. Each order is custom-made in the U.S. and protected by our Worry-Free Warranty.
Our glasses experts use PD to perfectly align your lenses with your eyes. You can ask your eye doctor to measure your PD during an exam — or you can measure it at home. Grab a millimeter ruler and place it on the bridge of your nose, just below your eyes. Line up the first line of the ruler with the center of one pupil (the black center of your eye). Have someone read the distance between the pupils, or use a mirror to read it yourself. The final number is your PD.
Adding prescription info is simple. Once you pick your circular frames, select a lens type. We offer single vision, reading, and multifocal lenses. Ask your doctor if you aren’t sure which one you need. Next, choose how to enter your prescription. You can use one saved to your account, or add a new one by taking a photo or manually entering a few numbers. Eyeglasses prescriptions are divided by the left and right eye. Each eye is assigned a series of numbers — enter these in the corresponding boxes on your screen.
You need your glasses quickly, so we ship most orders within seven business days. Orders that include complex prescriptions, like bifocals, might take a few more days to process. All our glasses are custom-made in New York, and each order undergoes a strict quality inspection before delivery.