Admit it

Once upon a time, you spent a few hours at your optical shop, trying on dozens of frames and "just settling" either with a pair that looks great but keeps sliding off your face or one that fits fine but you won't be caught dead wearing it out. You end up wondering what is wrong with your face; why your face is so flat, why you lack a nose-bridge, why every frame seems to sit on your cheeks, and why it's so hard to find glasses that hits the right balance of fitting right and looking great.

It's not you. Most designer eyewear brands only cater their eyewear collection for people who have higher nose bridges so the plastic frames are not designed for flatter face individuals. They will sit awkwardly faces with a low nose bridge, aka the space between your eyes.

Flatter frame- tilt

 We adjusted the frame tilt to make it sit parallel to the face, not at an 

uncomfortable angle that can make the frame lie too close to the cheeks. The tilt is only a few degrees from being perpendicular to the temples, not like most designer plastic frames that have a more pronounced tilt that will cause a frame to lift-up when one smiles

 Mott and Bayard has spent years developing a cellulose acetate that is both strong and light weight. Made with wood and cotton fibers, Mott and Bayard frames are lighter and as durable as those chunky and heavy plastics that most designer frames use. This patent material provides the stylish look without have the plastic weighting down the frame.