Progressive lenses

Whether you’re driving, working, or reading, our digital free-form progressive glasses provide near, intermediate, and distance correction in one lens, so you don’t have to switch between multiple pairs. Compared to other multifocal lenses, our progressive lenses transition seamlessly across each viewing zone (with no visible lines) and provide sharper vision overall. We offer both signature and precision progressive lenses, each with different features and levels of personalization.

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Baird Juniper Crystal with Riesling

Baird

$145
Doherty Toffee Tortoise

Doherty

$95
Makai Astral Crystal Fade

Makai

$95
Drew Jet Black

Drew

$95
Albie Polished Gold

Albie

$145
Chamberlain Whiskey Tortoise

Chamberlain

$95

Our progressive lenses

We use digital free-form progressive lenses that come with anti-reflective, scratch-resistant, and smudge-resistant lens coatings (plus block 100% of UV rays) at no additional cost.

Our signature progressive lenses start at $295—if you’re looking for superior visual quality, reduced peripheral distortion, and added comfort, we also offer precision progressives starting at $395.

Durand Laguna Crystal Matte

Durand

$95
Keiko Brushed Ink

Keiko

$145
Crane Black Matte Eclipse

Crane

$95
Santiago Crystal with Polished Gold

Santiago

$145

Progressive lenses FAQs

Progressive lenses combine multiple prescription strengths into one. In other words, progressive lenses are divided into “zones” for different viewing distances—a zone at the bottom of the lens for reading and doing close-up tasks, and a zone at the top of the lens for driving and seeing distant objects clearly.
To learn more about how progressive glasses work and if they’re right for you, check out our guide: What Are Progressive Lenses and Should You Be Wearing Them?