Planet 64

Planet 64 Prescription Glasses

Cat-eye frames manage to look glamorous and practical at the same time. The Planet 64 is a women’s full-rim plastic cat-eye frame in Blue Mix, Black, Purple Mix, Tort/Black, Tort/Green or Blue. You can order it with single vision, varifocal or bifocal lenses made to your prescription. It is part of our Planet range.

Which colour is you?

Blue Mix. Blue Mix is a good everyday shade. It is a fresh alternative to black that still looks professional.

Black. Black is a deep, solid black. Black suits every hair colour and frames the face with confidence.

Purple Mix. In Purple Mix, the frame is purple and pink. It adds a confident touch of colour and suits fair and cool skin tones.

Tort/Black. Tort/Black pairs tort with black. Black suits every hair colour and frames the face with confidence.

Tort/Green. Tort/Green pairs tort with green. It flatters warm and olive skin and works with almost any outfit.

Blue. Blue is a clear, easy-to-wear blue. It is a fresh alternative to black that still looks professional.

If you are stuck between two, choose the one closest to the colours you wear most. You can always add a second pair later.

Shape and style

The upswept outer corners suit round, oval and square faces especially well, giving the face a gentle lift. The patterned finish means no two angles look quite the same.

The plastic frame is light on the nose and comfortable for all-day wear.

It is the kind of frame that works with most outfits, which makes the Planet 64 an easy pick for everyday wear.

How to wear it

Pair it with simple gold or silver earrings and let the frame do the rest. If you wear your hair up, a frame like this can act as your main accessory.

Size and fit

At 51mm per lens, it sits in the medium range, the most common adult fit.

To check the fit, look at the three numbers printed inside the arm of glasses you already own. If they are within two or three millimetres, this frame should feel similar.

Lens options for the Planet 64

Your optician’s prescription will usually tell you which of these you need:

• Varifocals if you want to see near and far without swapping glasses.
• Single vision for one task done well, such as driving, reading or screen work.
• Bifocals if you prefer a clearly defined reading area.
• Ready readers for straightforward close-up help.

Want lighter lenses? A high-index lens is thinner than standard plastic. Pair it with an anti-reflective coating for less glare when you drive after dark.

What you will need

Have your prescription to hand before you start. It shows the sphere, cylinder and axis for each eye, and sometimes your PD. If the PD is missing, your optician can give it to you. Then choose your colour and lens type, enter your prescription and add any extras, such as thinner lenses or a coating. You can check everything in your basket before you pay.

How your glasses are made

Every pair is made to order in our own UK lab. Your lenses are cut to your prescription, fitted into your Planet 64 and checked by our technicians before they are sent out.

Looking after them

Rinse off any grit before you wipe, dry the lenses with a clean microfibre cloth, and take your glasses off with both hands so the arms stay aligned. See our lens care guide for more.

FAQs

What is havana or tortoiseshell?

A mottled pattern of browns and ambers, a classic eyewear finish.

Can I wear the Planet 64 for driving?

Yes. Single vision or varifocal lenses work well for driving, and an anti-reflective coating helps cut glare from headlights at night.

Where are my lenses made?

In our UK optical lab. They are cut to your prescription, fitted into your frame and checked before they are sent out.

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