Women's Pink Cat-Eye Eyeglasses

Ashford offers single-vision lenses for customers who need correction at one distance and progressive lenses for customers who need distance, intermediate and near correction in one lens. Additional lens options may also be available during customization depending on your frame, prescription and lens selection.

Scratch-resistant coating is included at no additional charge on custom prescription lenses and readers. Any additional lens options you select, such as blue light filtering, photochromic or polarized lenses, are clearly priced during customization, so you can review your complete total before checkout.

Yes. Start with an eligible eyeglass frame, add prescription lenses and choose an available tint, polarized or photochromic option during customization to create prescription sunglasses.

Progressive lenses combine distance, intermediate and near correction in a single lens with no visible dividing line. They are designed for people who need clear vision at more than one distance. Progressive prescriptions typically include an ADD value. New progressive wearers may need some time to become comfortable moving between the different viewing areas.

Virtual Try-On lets you see how eligible frames look on your face directly in your browser. Allow camera access, look toward the camera and switch between styles to compare frame shapes and colors before you buy. Virtual Try-On is a helpful way to visualize a frame, but it does not replace the frame measurements listed on the product page.

Each product page lists key frame measurements such as lens width, bridge width and temple length in millimeters. If you already own glasses that fit well, compare those measurements with the new frame as a starting point. Your current measurements are often printed on the inside of one of the temple arms.

Custom prescription lenses are made to order and are typically delivered within 12 business days. You’ll receive tracking information by email once your order ships.

Ashford prescription lenses are produced by cerified optical labs in the United States. Each pair is checked for accuracy and quality against the prescription provided before shipment.

Yes. Prescription eyewear may be returned within 30 days of delivery. Because prescription lenses are custom made, a $25 restocking fee applies to each returned frame-and-lens set and is deducted from your refund. Returns must include the frame, the prescription lenses, the original demo lenses and all accessories. Frames that have been adjusted or modified by a third party are not eligible. Contact Ashford Customer Service for a return authorization before sending your order back.

It can take some time to adjust to a new prescription, particularly if you are wearing progressive lenses for the first time. If your vision remains uncomfortable, contact Ashford Customer Service with your order number. If you believe the prescription itself may have changed or may not be correct, contact your eye care provider for guidance.

Rinse the lenses with lukewarm water and dry them with a clean microfiber cloth. Avoid paper towels, clothing and household cleaners, which can scratch or damage lens coatings. Store your glasses in a protective case when you are not wearing them, and avoid leaving them in hot cars or other areas exposed to excessive heat.