Frequently asked
What counts as a navigator frame here?
In optical frames, a navigator is a squared-off pilot — the same taper towards the cheek, but with a flat top rim and defined outer corners instead of the teardrop curve.
Who does a navigator optical frame suit?
It gives the coverage of a pilot with a harder line, which reads more structured and less classic. A good middle ground if a pilot feels too familiar. Fewer houses make this as an optical frame than as a sunglass, which is true of almost every shape — the optical range is the narrower field to choose from.
What sizes do you stock in navigator eyeglasses?
We hold too few navigator eyeglasses to quote a range that would mean anything. The three measurements are printed on every product page — read them off a frame you already wear and compare directly.
Which houses do navigator eyeglasses best?
Tom Ford — a short field rather than a broad one. Filter by house once you have settled the shape and the size, not before — the fronts vary more within a house than between them.
