Ed Hardy Eyeglass Frames

Ed Hardy eyeglass frames are vintage tattoo-inspired and incredibly hip. They sometimes feature unexpected materials, like denim, leather, and Swarovski crystals, in intricate portraits of skulls, dragons, and other popular picks in vintage tattoos. One thing you can count on is vibrant color. Within the Ed Hardy line, you can get readers, goggles, optical frames, and sunglasses—a perfect combination that will fit anyone's vision and eyewear needs.

Ed Hardy glasses are part of the Revolution Eyewear collection. Revolution is known for its spot on the cutting edge of eyewear fashion. You can expect chic designs for men and women from the Ed Hardy line. Bump up their appeal with a bit of tattoo inspiration and you've got colorful, unique frames that you'll never want to take off, whether the lenses are clear or tinted.

The selection, though colorful, is not made up solely of bulky frames that only the biggest plastic frame lover could enjoy. There are delicate metal frames, too, but they still have details that make them fit right in with the eye-catching, chunky styles.

Though prices vary from frame to frame, you can expect to pay around $150.00 for a pair of these eyeglasses. Sunglasses and goggles are more expensive.

If you don't go the ophthalmic route with your Ed Hardy frames, you can get a pair with lenses intact. What can you expect from those?

• They're lightweight
• They offer 100 percent UV protection
• Lenses are hard and stiff

There are plenty of Ed Hardy eyeglass frames to choose from. As a whole, they're slightly less flamboyant than the sunglasses, but they still have an intense style you'll be hard pressed to find elsewhere. The EHO-708, for example, looks like a regular pair of glasses from the front. Turn your head to the side, however, and show off a crystal skull wearing a top hat and smoking a few cigarettes. Behind that, two thin metal strips seem to be held together by a sash as they taper back to the ear. This model is available in Black Copper, Brown Pewter, and Copper Pewter.

These are rimless styles. From the front, you'll look almost as if you're not wearing glasses at all. From the side, you'll have all the fun of colorful, vintage tattoos. If you're shopping on the site, they make it easy to find the measurements that work for you. They're in large print found right next to the model number. You also get a list of the colors included in that model.

There's a small selection of readers in the Ed Hardy line. On the Ed Hardy site, they're listed at $149.95. You can choose from +1.50, +2.00, +2.50, and +3.00. These readers pack a punch!

If you like your sunglasses big and bold, you should have a look at the Ed Hardy selection. Expect to pay a little over $200.00 for a pair, but if it's in your budget or sunglasses are just where you splurge, you can find styles that make you stand out in the crowd. The site does not say the sunglasses are able to be made into prescription sunglasses, so if that is important to you, contact the store to ask about the pair you have in mind.

Snow goggles are one place you can always add bright colors without feeling silly. There are two styles and they're available in small and large. Pricing is similar to that of the sunglasses.

Ready to purchase your Ed Hardy eyeglass frames but not sure how? Ordering the readers, goggles, and sunglasses from the site is easy. You simply add to your shopping cart and check out using Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, or PayPal. For the eyeglass frames that will ultimately hold your prescription, visit the Ed Hardy shop to email them for a list of stores near you that carry the brand. You may also be able to locate them in online stores such as Amazon.com, Frames Direct, and even eBay.

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