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[MaitreTea]

Zenni Optical...I got a pair from them six years ago and IIRC it ended up being less than $60. Website is a little clunky, but if you have the measurements for a favorite existing pair of glasses that should make it easier to search.

I've been rocking a pair of Warby Parkers that don't look too shabby. I've also heard good things about Coastal and www.eyebuydirect.com

[fiddlestyx]

As MaitreTea mentioned, Warby Parker is a good option. Lots of choices at $95 a pair, including the lenses. You can also try them on in home for free, which is helpful when ordering online.

[hockeysc23]

Back when I wore glasses I used to go to BJs or Costco for glasses. Fair prices and you can try on, get adjusted etc in house. Although I never considered 100+ for something essential to my day to day life as expensive.

[LesserBlackDog]

Definitely Costco for in-person cheap frames. The way eyeglasses will look is so specific to your face shape that it's an area I would not venture to buy online, unless you use a service like Warby Parker where you can try them on before you buy.

[JBarwick]

Back when I wore glasses I used to go to BJs or Costco for glasses. Fair prices and you can try on, get adjusted etc in house. Although I never considered 100+ for something essential to my day to day life as expensive.

My long trek from the bathroom to bedside table then back again in the morning is not something I count as essential. I should really just get Lasik.

[hockeysc23]

My long trek from the bathroom to bedside table then back again in the morning is not something I count as essential. I should really just get Lasik.

Do you go anywhere else throughout the day? Do you put contacts in? I couldn't even see my alarm clock, so I'd consider even a trek to the bathroom as necessary for glasses ... or at least so I didn't make a mess lol

[JBarwick]

Do you go anywhere else throughout the day? Do you put contacts in? I couldn't even see my alarm clock, so I'd consider even a trek to the bathroom as necessary for glasses ... or at least so I didn't make a mess lol

I wear contacts for most of my waking eyesight. Alarm clock is my phone which is easy enough to see. As for bathroom routines....standing splatters and I clean our house so I choose to sit.

[iviustang50h]

Zenni Optical...I got a pair from them six years ago and IIRC it ended up being less than $60. Website is a little clunky, but if you have the measurements for a favorite existing pair of glasses that should make it easier to search.

I've rocking a pair of Warby Parkers that don't look too shabby. I've also heard good things about Coastal and www.eyebuydirect.com

+1. Good product for very little money.

[Dmerch]

+1 for sitting down to take a leak at home.

When my parents got divorced and my dad had to start cleaning his own bathroom he saw the light and began insisting that my brother and I (and he) sit down. I'm keeping up the tradition still, both at home and in other people's homes. I've come to find it much more relaxing, and as a bonus it provides a nice opportuinity to properly re-tuck in my shirt if necessary. Plus, I clean my own bathroom too, so there's that.

[MaitreTea]

Wow, I thought I was the only one that did this. I also enjoy the nice brief sit and the opportunity to let zone out instead of focusing on aim.

[Yankees11]

Is it alright to wear a belt with a logo on it with a suit?

Example:

[Alpha King]

Is it alright to wear a belt with a logo on it with a suit?

Example:

no. and especially not that belt.

[Yankees11]

no. and especially not that belt.

Ok, thanks. I like the belt but I don't want to look like I'm going to a hip hop concert.

[Spex]

I don't think any man should ever wear a belt with a logo...ever. Especially that one. Even if that had a plain buckle...still no.

[iviustang50h]

The cuffs on this Charles Tyrwhitt shirt have what appears to be bubbling. Is this something a simple iron job can remove, or does this point to an issue that the shirt is developing? Thanks!