Clare c.001 Glasses
mahrcato
$198.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Clare glasses by mahrcato carve out a crisp, modern mood with a round silhouette perched on a slim metal rim. A hint of noir comes from the silver and black palette, while the soltex decoration adds a subtle, tactile lift. Black acetate tips anchor the frame behind the ears for a comfortable fit. Stainless steel meets acetate for a lightweight, polished feel, and the D-shape silicone nose pads with an inlaid logo finish the look. Prescription-compatible lenses slip in easily.
One size, frame width 5.59 inches, lens width 1.92 inches, bridge 0.78 inches, temple length 5.7 inches, these frames sit comfortably on the nose with D-shape silicone nose pads and rest lightly over the ears via slim acetate tipped temples. They hold prescription lenses securely and stay aligned as you move from desk to dinner. The round silhouette works across looks, layering easily with knits, tailored pieces, or a sleek coat for day to night energy.
Mahrcato leans into modern, understated eyewear with a metallic-meets-acetate tension that feels current but timeless. Clare sits in the orbit of cool, minimalist rounds—polished enough for a boardroom, relaxed enough for street style—so you can wear it from morning coffee to after hours.
Materials / Fabrication
- Round frame with a thin metal rim and soltex decoration
- Black acetate tips for a comfortable fit
- Frame composition: stainless steel and acetate
- D-shape screw-in silicone nose pads with an inlaid logo
- Prescription-compatible clear lenses
- Color: silver and black
- Measurements (one size): Frame width 5.59 in; Lens width 1.92 in; Bridge width 0.78 in; Temple length 5.7 in
- Designer: mahrcato
Recommended Care
- Clean lenses with a microfiber cloth and a mild lens cleaner; avoid household solvents
- Wipe frame with a soft damp cloth; do not use abrasive cleaners
- Store in a protective case when not in use, away from heat and sunlight
- Avoid exposing acetate to high heat to prevent warping
- If adjustment is needed, consult a professional optician rather than bending the frame yourself