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The Draper James DJ5003 Eyeglasses bring Southern charm and modern femininity to your everyday eyewear. Founded by actress Reese Witherspoon in 2015, Draper James translates the brand’s signature preppy-meets-contemporary aesthetic into prescription-ready frames that work as hard as you do.
These square metal frames feature a refined full-rim construction that adds structure and definition to round or oval face shapes. The metal front comes in three sophisticated colors—Blush (a soft rose-gold tone), Brown, and Indigo—each paired with coordinating acetate temples. What sets the DJ5003 apart is the playful striped pattern running along each temple, a design nod to the brand’s love of classic Southern patterns and architectural details. The temples transition from the metal front to smooth acetate arms that rest comfortably behind the ears.
Measuring 52mm lens width, 16mm bridge, and 140mm temple length (52-16-140), the DJ5003 offers a medium fit suitable for most face widths. The single-bridge design and integrated nose pads provide a secure, adjustable fit. At 39mm lens height, there’s ample vertical space for progressive or bifocal prescriptions.
These frames accept single-vision, progressive, or reading lenses, making them a practical choice whether you need distance correction, computer glasses, or multifocal lenses. The full-rim metal construction holds lenses securely and works well with a range of prescription strengths. The combination of metal and acetate keeps the frames lightweight while maintaining durability—metal resists bending, while acetate temples can be gently adjusted by an optician for a custom fit.
Square frames like the DJ5003 are particularly flattering on round, oval, and heart-shaped faces because the angular lines create balance and add width where needed. The clean, professional silhouette transitions easily from office meetings to weekend errands, and the subtle color options coordinate with most wardrobes without overwhelming your look.
Clean the metal front and acetate temples with a microfiber cloth and lens-safe cleaner—avoid household glass cleaners that can dull the finish. Store in a protective case when not in use, and always remove your glasses with both hands to prevent frame misalignment over time. The acetate temples should be kept away from excessive heat (like a hot car dashboard) to maintain their shape.
