Fats Square The Mezz II is a

The Mezz II is a small sized panto design that was popular in the 1930s and possibly became a template for shaping the NHS range of spectacles in the mid 1950s

Suits: Medium faces looking for a bold cat-eye with character

Giant steps have been taken here to ensure the keyhole bridge is wide enough to fit a wide range of face shapes

spreading the extra weight evenly across the wide surface of the bridge ensures that comfort is maintained in all seasons

Fitting notes: A spacious bridge and solid square shape gives this frame a comfortable width

Fats Square The Mezz II is aThis large quadra shape was very popular in the 1950s and 1960s as a bold expression of being a glasses wearer. It was very popular with the business community and became a style that was associated with efficiency and being bright. Also available as glasses A bold 1960s square design with a wide bridge for medium to large faces Suits: Large faces, particularly suitable for people with a wide head width. Fitting notes: Featuring a solid saddle bridge,