29 Affordable Vintage Eyeglasses You Need On Your Face

Spectacular specs.

1. Champagne Satin Cat Eye

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Catch eyes with this lovely and sophisticated cat-eye frame from the 1950s.

£39 from Etsy.

2. Round Pantos

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This round tortoise shell frame from the 1980s never goes out of style.

£42 from Etsy.

3. Oversized Pastel

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Don't miss a thing with these statement specs from the 1970s.

£53 from Etsy.

4. Aluminium Cat Eye

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Go for industrial glamour with this set from the 1950s.

£165 from Etsy.

5. Colour Splash

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Go technicolour with these vibrant specs from the 1980s.

£91 from Etsy.

6. Green Floral Cat Eye

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Always have a garden view with with these emerald cat eyes from the 1950s.

£75 from Dead Mens's Spex.

7. Vintage Oval

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These frames from the 1980s give a colourful twist to a classic shape.

£85 from Etsy.

8. Marcasite Cat Eye

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This classy Art Deco style cat eye frame from the 1950s is a treat for your eyes and everyone else's.

£30 from Etsy.

9. Cazal Hexagon

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Who could take their eyes away from these daring designer frames from the 1980s?

£78 from Etsy.

10. Round Armani

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You can't go wrong with Armani. These designer frames from the 1940s are still fashion forward.

£60 from Dead Men's Spex.

11. Two Tone Geezer

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Go full on retro with these chunky geezer specs from the 1960s.

£60 from Dead Men's Spex.

12. Upswept Cat Eye

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These adorable wings cate eye frames date to the 1950s.

£35 from Dead Men's Spex.

13. Oversized Purple

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Get a pop of colour with these oversized round frames from the 1980s.

£30 from Etsy.

14. French Combination Frame

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This unique frame shape from the 1960s mixes warm colours and classic design.

£45 from Dead Men's Spex.

15. NHS "524"

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These timeless frames made famous by Morrissey were commissioned for the NHS in the 1970s.

£60 from Dead Men's Spex.

16. Gatsby Style Ray Bans

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Classy as they come, these rare gold accented tortoise shell frames go back to the 1960s.

£156 from Etsy.

17. Mercury Grey G-Man

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These metallic frames from the 1960s scream superhero secret identity.

£50 from Dead Men's Spex.

18. Classic Two Tone

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Go for cute and flirty with these charming cate eyes from the 1960s.

£55 from Dead Men's Spex.

19. Rockabilly Browline

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Rock out with these vintage rockabilly frames from the 1960s.

£60 from Dead Men's Spex.

20. Colourful Oval

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Sate your '90s nostalgia with these rainbow mosaic oval frames.

£91 from Etsy.

21. Semi-Rimless Tortoise Shell

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These charming and classy frames from the 1940s are light but still have style.

£55 from Dead Men's Spex.

22. Green Wire Octagon

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These green wire frames from the 1980s are cute and quirky.

Buy them £91 from Etsy.

23. Dramatic Pearl Shell

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These shimmering oversized frames from the 1970s look perfect for curling up with a book and a cup of tea.

£27 from Etsy.

24. Pink Browline

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Add some colour to a classic rockabilly frame with these specs from the 1980s.

Buy them £91 from Etsy.

25. Green Oval

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Always have bright eyes with these mint oval frames from the 1980s.

Buy them £91 from Etsy.

26. Classic Old School

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These heavy on the top, light on the bottom frames from the 1960s will always be cool.

£60 from Dead Men's Spex.

27. Christian Dior Cat Eye

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Stay classy in vintage Dior cat eye frames from the 1960s.

£86 from Etsy.

28. Vintage Stained Glass

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Let the light in with these adorable frames from the 1980s.

£91 from Etsy.

29. Vintage Cazal

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See the world with these oversized designer frames from the 1970s.

£50 from Etsy.

Be sure to make sure the seller provides lenses for your prescription, or to ask your optician if you can have lenses custom made for your frames before purchasing!

If you love a frame but don't need glasses, consider having sunglass lenses made instead!