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The Kliik K-775 Eyeglasses bring Scandinavian design sensibility to everyday eyewear with a modified square shape and striking two-tone acetate construction. Each of the four color combinations pairs a bold upper frame with a translucent lower section—sage moss with rose, oat indigo with peach, navy tort with honey, and tort cherry with taupe—creating visual depth that’s both contemporary and wearable.
The K-775’s color-blocked design isn’t just on-trend—it’s functional. The darker upper frame draws attention to your eyes while the lighter, semi-transparent lower rim keeps the overall look from feeling heavy. This gradient effect is embedded into the acetate itself during manufacturing, so the colors won’t fade or chip over time. It’s a design approach that works equally well in professional settings and casual environments.
These frames are made from cellulose acetate, a plant-based material that’s hypoallergenic, lightweight, and more durable than standard plastic. The full-rim construction provides structural integrity for prescription lenses of varying strengths, while the single-bridge design and sculpted temples distribute weight evenly across your nose and ears. At 48-17-135mm, the K-775 is designed for smaller to medium face widths—a sizing sweet spot that Kliik specializes in.
The K-775 accepts single-vision, progressive, and blue-light-blocking lenses. The full-rim acetate frame holds lenses securely, making it compatible with higher prescriptions that thinner frames can’t accommodate. Whether you need distance correction, reading support, or computer glasses, this frame provides a stable foundation.
Kliik Denmark is part of the WestGroupe family, a Canadian eyewear company known for precision engineering and accessible luxury. The brand’s focus on smaller eye sizes and bold color palettes has earned it a loyal following among customers who want frames that fit well and stand out. The K-775 delivers both—a modified square silhouette that balances angular and soft lines, finished in color combinations you won’t find in mass-market frames.
