Numero 120
The Retro Super Future // Numero 120 is a low riding rectangular design characterized by its geometric design with blunt angles. The model emphasizes a distinctive modern aesthetic, with a sturdy acetate build while maintaining a comfortable fit suitable for an all day everyday wear. Handmade in Italy. Includes SUPER box, case, and a cleaning cloth.
We offer free shipping to anywhere in the United States, charge $20 USD to ship to Canada and Mexico, and $40 USD to ship anywhere else around the world. For more info on our Shipping Rates.
We offer a 20-day return policy for all of our eyewear purchased online. Purchase of 2 or more frames will be subject to a 8% restocking fee for each frame that is returned. Prescription lens purchases are eligible for a 50% refund. For more info on our Return Policy.
Digital Try-On
We know choosing glasses online can be difficult which is why we offer our own digital try-on service.
PRESCRIPTION LENS SERVICES
We offer full prescription lens services for all of our eyewear starting at $169. To get started select your frame and click "Add to Cart."
Frame
Numero 120 Resin
Lens
Add-ons
Subtotal
$ 199
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What is pupillary distance ?
In order to make prescription lenses we need your pupillary distance (PD). This is the distance in millimeters from one pupil to the other.
Your glasses prescription may have this measurement marked down, if so please select "I know my Pupillary Distance (PD)" and enter the number.
Otherwise, please select "Pupillary Distance (PD) Self-Test" and follow the instructions. This will allow us to calculate your pupillary distance for you.
Pupillary Distance (PD)
What is pupillary distance ?
In order to make prescription lenses we need your pupillary distance (PD). This is the distance in millimeters from one pupil to the other.
Your glasses prescription may have this measurement marked down, if so please select "I know my Pupillary Distance (PD)" and enter the number.
Otherwise, please select "Pupillary Distance (PD) Self-Test" and follow the instructions. This will allow us to calculate your pupillary distance for you.
Take Pupil Distance Photo
- Hold a standard card flat against your forehead - not tilted.
- Look straight at the camera, holding at eye level.
- Make sure the edges of the card are visible, then take the photo and upload below.
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