Description
🔹 Sheet Full Frame Eyewear: Definition
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“Sheet” refers to the material used — often acetate sheet (also called zyl or cellulose acetate), which is a high-quality plastic used in eyewear.
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“Full Frame” means the lenses are fully enclosed by the frame material (as opposed to semi-rimless or rimless styles).
🕶️ Sheet Full Frame Eyewear Features:
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Material | Made from acetate sheets, cut and molded into shape. Known for vibrant colors and patterns. |
| Frame Type | Full rim surrounds the entire lens. Offers durability and a bold aesthetic. |
| Style | Often more stylish and fashion-forward than metal frames. Great for statement pieces. |
| Comfort | Lightweight, adjustable (heat-malleable for fitting), and skin-friendly. |
| Durability | Strong and flexible; resistant to daily wear and tear. |
| Fit Options | Suitable for prescription lenses, sun lenses, and blue light lenses. |
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