Disclosed is a method, for example implemented by a computer, for determining the shape of a nose pad, to be part of an ophthalmic lens intended to be worn by a wearer, the method including: receiving lens shape data relating at least to the shape of an ophthalmic lens; receiving morphology data relating at least to the morphology of the nose of the wearer; and determining the shape of the nose pad intended to be part of the ophthalmic lens intended to be worn by the wearer based at least on the lens shape data and morphology data.

Disclosed is eyewear with minimized exposure of a frame to the outside, the eyewear including: a lens formed at a position facing a user's left and right eyes when the eyewear is worn, with integrated portions corresponding to the left and right eyes; a frame comprising a first frame and a second frame, each coupled to one surface at each of both side ends of the lens; and a temple coupled to the frame. The frame is coupled to one surface of the lens with an adhesive layer interposed. The lens includes a recessed guide groove formed by being recessed inward from each of the both side ends toward center of the lens, and the frame comprises a protruding guide portion to be inserted into the recessed guide groove of the lens when being coupled at each of the both side ends of the lens. The protruding guide portion of the frame is exposed to an outside through the recessed guide groove on the other surface of the lens, so that the frame contacts only one surface at each of the both side ends of the lens.

Disclosed is eyewear with minimized exposure of a frame to the outside, the eyewear including: a lens formed at a position facing a user's left and right eyes when the eyewear is worn, with integrated portions corresponding to the left and right eyes; a frame comprising a first frame and a second frame, each coupled to one surface at each of both side ends of the lens; and a temple coupled to the frame. The frame is coupled to one surface of the lens with an adhesive layer interposed. The lens includes a recessed guide groove formed by being recessed inward from each of the both side ends toward center of the lens, and the frame comprises a protruding guide portion to be inserted into the recessed guide groove of the lens when being coupled at each of the both side ends of the lens. The protruding guide portion of the frame is exposed to an outside through the recessed guide groove on the other surface of the lens, so that the frame contacts only one surface at each of the both side ends of the lens.

An eyeglass assembly with a bridge frame having temple tab thru-holes and lens retention receivers; a nose bridge insert; at least one lens in a single lens configuration with tabs configured to insert into the lens retention receivers of the bridge frame such that the lens tabs, or a portion thereof, protrude through temple tab thru-holes. In some embodiments, the eyeglasses are frameless, having first and second temple lugs with temple tab thru-holes and lens locking features; at least one lens in a single lens configuration having lens tabs, lens retention steps, lug locking notches; and a nose bridge insert. In some embodiments, the eyeglass assembly has a bridge frame with an integral nose bridge, two lenses, each lens having a lens tab, and a lens retention step, further having a lens hook. In still further embodiments, the eyeglass assembly comprises lens receiving portions with unique capture features to retain lenses having lens tabs, lens retention steps and/or hooks and capture features configured to removably capture and retain the lens in the assembly. Other embodiments further comprise a rocker frame.

An eyeglass assembly with a bridge frame having temple tab thru-holes and lens retention receivers; a nose bridge insert; at least one lens in a single lens configuration with tabs configured to insert into the lens retention receivers of the bridge frame such that the lens tabs, or a portion thereof, protrude through temple tab thru-holes. In some embodiments, the eyeglasses are frameless, having first and second temple lugs with temple tab thru-holes and lens locking features; at least one lens in a single lens configuration having lens tabs, lens retention steps, lug locking notches; and a nose bridge insert. In some embodiments, the eyeglass assembly has a bridge frame with an integral nose bridge, two lenses, each lens having a lens tab, and a lens retention step, further having a lens hook. In still further embodiments, the eyeglass assembly comprises lens receiving portions with unique capture features to retain lenses having lens tabs, lens retention steps and/or hooks and capture features configured to removably capture and retain the lens in the assembly. Other embodiments further comprise a rocker frame.

A pair of eyeglasses comprising an eyeglass element mounted on a frame of said pair of eyeglasses or on a lens of said pair of eyeglasses, the lens or the frame comprising at least one orifice (6) provided with an introducing portion (7) for introducing the element through the orifice, the introducing portion being extended by a narrowed portion (8) for positioning the element in the lens or the frame, the pair of eyeglasses further comprising a locking peg (14) disposed in the orifice in a manner such as to extend at least through the introducing portion between the element on the one hand and the lens or the frame on the other hand in order to lock the element in the pair of eyeglasses.

A corresponding method for mounting an eyeglass element on a pair of eyeglasses.

A pair of eyeglasses comprising an eyeglass element mounted on a frame of said pair of eyeglasses or on a lens of said pair of eyeglasses, the lens or the frame comprising at least one orifice (6) provided with an introducing portion (7) for introducing the element through the orifice, the introducing portion being extended by a narrowed portion (8) for positioning the element in the lens or the frame, the pair of eyeglasses further comprising a locking peg (14) disposed in the orifice in a manner such as to extend at least through the introducing portion between the element on the one hand and the lens or the frame on the other hand in order to lock the element in the pair of eyeglasses.

A corresponding method for mounting an eyeglass element on a pair of eyeglasses.

Eyeglasses including lens elements, in particular including a first and a second lens, adapted to be placed in front of the wearer's eyes, and means for supporting the lens elements. The means for supporting the lens elements include metal wire means from which the lens elements are hung.

Eyeglasses including lens elements, in particular including a first and a second lens, adapted to be placed in front of the wearer's eyes, and means for supporting the lens elements. The means for supporting the lens elements include metal wire means from which the lens elements are hung.

The present description provides an eyewear lens attachment assembly that provides easy and secure attachment between a lens in a frame. An exemplary eyewear lens attachment assembly described herein includes a lens having a lens opening proximate a nose region, a frame holder having a frame engagement feature and a retainer engagement feature, and a slidable retainer including an outer surface, an inner surface, and a flanged projection extending outwardly from the inner surface. When the flanged projection is positioned through the lens opening, the retainer is slidable between an engaged position in which the retainer is secured to the frame holder and a disengaged position in which the retainer and frame holder may be separated.