What Are Silhouette Glasses?
Silhouette is an Austria-based company that produces high-quality glasses. Founded in the 1960s, Silhouette produces only rimless frames, making their business model unique compared with other glasses manufacturers. The quality and style of Silhouette glasses have made them popular all over the globe, but particularly in Europe and North America. Silhouette glasses are made for both women and men and generally retail for upward of $200 at the time of publication. Does this Spark an idea?
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Silhouette Glasses Design
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The frames of Silhouette glasses are made from titanium, making them flexible, durable and lightweight. Many of their frames feature no hinges, giving them a sleek, modern appearance. Their glossy finish is considered aesthetically appealing to most individuals. Silhouette glasses come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors.
Benefits of Silhouette Glasses
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Silhouette glasses offer a variety of benefits for both practical and aesthetic considerations. They are quite comfortable to wear, being very light and hypoallergenic. Silhouette glasses are considered stylish and understated, making them suitable for a variety of face types. In addition, their durability means that they do not require frequent repair or replacement.
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NASA and Silhouette Glasses
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In 2000, NASA selected titanium Silhouette glasses as the standard eyewear for their astronauts. Their selection was based on the frames light weight, strength and comfort. Their astronauts preferred them, because their high-quality design precluded any worry about the glasses falling off, slipping or becoming damaged.
Where Can I Find Silhouette Glasses?
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Silhouette glasses can be purchased from lens stores that specialize in high-quality frames. If you are unable to find a pair of Silhouette glasses in your area, they can be purchased from online retailers. The entire selection of glasses can be viewed on the Silhouette website. You can even upload a picture of yourself to try the glasses on digitally.
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