Jamie
Polygon Blue Eyeglasses
Jamie
Polygon Blue Eyeglasses
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Details
- Color: Light blue
- SKU: KT328E
- Frame: Full
- Shape: Polygon
- Weight: 9.1g (0.32oz)
- Gender: Kids
- Material: TR90 Plastic
- Bifocal: Yes
- Progressive: Yes
Crafted from medical-grade soft TR90 plastic, this kids full-rim frame weighs merely 9.1g, ultra-lightweight to eliminate heavy pressure on little noses and sensitive ear skin.
The main frame adopts crystal transparent light blue, a fresh cool pastel tone with crystal clear texture that looks bright and clean.
It pairs beautifully with soft pale pink temple tips for a gentle two-tone contrast, creating a sweet, youthful, kid-friendly aesthetic that stands out from plain solid frames.
Frame Width
130 mm
Lens Width
48 mm
Bridge
18 mm
Lens Height
39 mm
Temple Length 138 mm
Reviews (2)
Overall Rating: 5/5
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- Teresa Ingusci
- 06/06/2026
06/06/2026I’ve been wearing these Jamie Polygon glasses for about a week now, and honestly, I’m surprised by how lightweight they are. I’m an office worker who stares at screens all day, so I was worried about pressure on my nose bridge. The material (looks like some kind of flexible acetate) barely touches my skin, and the blue tint is subtle enough that it doesn’t scream ‘I wear blue glasses,’ but still adds a cool pop of color to my face. The only tiny thing: the arms feel a bit narrow if you have a wider head like I do—they clamp just enough to stay secure, but not painfully. For the price, I’d say it’s a solid daily driver for someone who wants frames that feel almost like nothing on your face.
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- Mia R.
- 04/06/2026
04/06/2026Okay, these are WAY cuter in person than the product photos show. The blue has this subtle gradient effect that catches light differently depending on the angle. I’m a bit picky about my frames matching my jewelry—these have those thin metal arms that don’t clash with gold or silver. The ‘Gender: Women’ tag on the site made me hesitate, but honestly they’re pretty unisex in shape. Slight flex: the hinge feels a little delicate, so I’m careful taking them off with one hand.
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- Teresa Ingusci
- 06/06/2026
- Color: Tortoise|Size: S
I’ve been wearing these Jamie Polygon glasses for about a week now, and honestly, I’m surprised by how lightweight they are. I’m an office worker who stares at screens all day, so I was worried about pressure on my nose bridge. The material (looks like some kind of flexible acetate) barely touches my skin, and the blue tint is subtle enough that it doesn’t scream ‘I wear blue glasses,’ but still adds a cool pop of color to my face. The only tiny thing: the arms feel a bit narrow if you have a wider head like I do—they clamp just enough to stay secure, but not painfully. For the price, I’d say it’s a solid daily driver for someone who wants frames that feel almost like nothing on your face.
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- Mia R.
- 04/06/2026
- Color: Tortoise|Size: S
Okay, these are WAY cuter in person than the product photos show. The blue has this subtle gradient effect that catches light differently depending on the angle. I’m a bit picky about my frames matching my jewelry—these have those thin metal arms that don’t clash with gold or silver. The ‘Gender: Women’ tag on the site made me hesitate, but honestly they’re pretty unisex in shape. Slight flex: the hinge feels a little delicate, so I’m careful taking them off with one hand.
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About the frames
- Color: Light blue
- SKU: KT328E
- Frame: Full
- Shape: Polygon
- Weight: 9.1g (0.32oz)
- Gender: Kids
- Material: TR90 Plastic
- Bifocal: Yes
- Progressive: Yes
mm | in
in inches in mm
Frame Width
130 mm
Lens Width
48 mm
Bridge
18 mm
Lens Height
39 mm
Temple Length 138 mm
Description
Description
Crafted from medical-grade soft TR90 plastic, this kids full-rim frame weighs merely 9.1g, ultra-lightweight to eliminate heavy pressure on little noses and sensitive ear skin.
The main frame adopts crystal transparent light blue, a fresh cool pastel tone with crystal clear texture that looks bright and clean.
It pairs beautifully with soft pale pink temple tips for a gentle two-tone contrast, creating a sweet, youthful, kid-friendly aesthetic that stands out from plain solid frames.
Lens recommendations
Polarized lenses
They shield your eyes from annoying glares while letting non-polarized light through.
Learn More>
Mirrored lenses
Mirror sunglasses aren't just a fashion statement – they also block out harmful UV rays.
Learn More>Reviews 2 reviews
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- Teresa Ingusci
- 06/06/2026
I’ve been wearing these Jamie Polygon glasses for about a week now, and honestly, I’m surprised by how lightweight they are. I’m an office worker who stares at screens all day, so I was worried about pressure on my nose bridge. The material (looks like some kind of flexible acetate) barely touches my skin, and the blue tint is subtle enough that it doesn’t scream ‘I wear blue glasses,’ but still adds a cool pop of color to my face. The only tiny thing: the arms feel a bit narrow if you have a wider head like I do—they clamp just enough to stay secure, but not painfully. For the price, I’d say it’s a solid daily driver for someone who wants frames that feel almost like nothing on your face.
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- Mia R.
- 04/06/2026
Okay, these are WAY cuter in person than the product photos show. The blue has this subtle gradient effect that catches light differently depending on the angle. I’m a bit picky about my frames matching my jewelry—these have those thin metal arms that don’t clash with gold or silver. The ‘Gender: Women’ tag on the site made me hesitate, but honestly they’re pretty unisex in shape. Slight flex: the hinge feels a little delicate, so I’m careful taking them off with one hand.












