Reading Glasses with Wood Grain Bows

Keep a pair beside the reading chair and another by the kitchen calendar. These plastic frames have the look of polished timber along the temples, giving him a clean finish without the weight of actual lumber. Miles Kimball carries them in several strengths for small print and hobby work.

Natural timber look

Molded plastic temples carry the warm brown grain of cut lumber. They sit comfortably behind the ear during long afternoons with the paper or the crosswords.

Strengths for daily print

The lenses come in multiple magnification strengths to help with seed packets, recipes and the telephone directory. Pick the strength he uses most.

Sturdy lightweight frames

Built from smooth plastic that holds its shape through daily wear. They tuck into a shirt pocket without pulling the fabric down.

Pairs for each room

Set one pair by his favorite armchair and stash another near the workbench. He will have them close at hand when fine lines need checking.