Glasses

The "Arm Inside Code" refers to the alphanumeric or numerical code often engraved or printed on the inner side of the glasses' arms, providing specifi...

A back picture shows the rear side of glasses, highlighting their design, features, and any unique characteristics. To capture an overall picture of g...

The "nose resting screw" refers to a small screw located on the bridge of glasses, specifically near the nose pads, serving as an adjustable mechanism...

When referring to the nose rest in glasses, it denotes the rear part of the nose pad area, which comes into contact with the wearer's nose, providing ...

When referring to the "inside of the glasses case," it suggests capturing a photograph with the case opened, showcasing the interior where the logo or...

When referring to the "outside of the glasses case," it suggests capturing a photograph of the exterior of the case, showcasing its design, materials,...

In the glasses category, the "front of the hinge screw" refers to the visible portion of the screw located at the front side of the hinge, which plays...

When referring to the "back of the hinge screw" in glasses, it pertains to the concealed or non-visible part of the screw located at the back side of ...

The "arm logo" refers to the branding or emblem typically found on the temples or arms of glasses, showcasing the manufacturer's logo, brand name, or ...