What is a Monocle?
A Monocle is an optical device consisting of a single lens. It is used to primarily to correct reading vision in one eye for people that struggle with reading glasses. It leaves the other eye not covered to see normally into the distance which is a very practical solution for quick close task like reading mobile phone texts etc. Our monocles include a gallery, which is an extension to the inner frame to make it easier to wear. It is attached to a string or chain. The other end of the string is then connected to the wearer's clothing or looped around the wearer's neck to avoid misplacing or losing the monocle.
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Who Wears a Monocle?
The popularity of the monocle has piggybacked the resurgent hipster revolution but apart from these wonderfully cool dudes who else wears a monocle? Let’s start by firstly looking at who...
Why Do People Wear A Monocle?
With the hipster revolution in full swing, you may have noticed the monocle is making a comeback too, but apart from being a fashion statement, why do people wear them?
How Do Monocles Stay On Your Face?
The monocle is designed to sit comfortably between the fleshy parts of the eyebrow and fleshy part of the lower eye socket above the cheekbone. The metal frame of the...