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The Original Penguin The Hogan Eyeglasses bring mid-century cool to modern prescription eyewear. These round metal frames draw straight from the brand’s 1950s roots—the same era when Original Penguin’s iconic golf shirts were favorites of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. If you’re after a vintage-inspired look that doesn’t feel like a costume, the Hogan delivers.
The frames are made from stainless steel, which means they’re light enough for all-day wear but strong enough to handle daily use. The full-rim design wraps completely around the lenses, giving you maximum stability and durability—no worrying about loose lenses or flimsy construction. The wire-core temples curve gently behind your ears for a secure, comfortable fit that stays put without pinching.
At 50mm lens width and 20mm bridge, the Hogan fits most average faces comfortably. The 145mm temples and 127mm total frame width make these a true medium size. Available in three finishes—Gunmetal for a sleek modern look, classic Black, and warm Antique Gold—each colorway features subtle textured detailing on the metal that adds depth without being flashy.
Round eyeglasses work best if you have angular or square facial features. The circular shape softens a strong jawline and balances out broad foreheads and prominent cheekbones. If your face is more rectangular or oblong, round frames add width and visual interest. They’re a smart pick for anyone who wants to look approachable and a little bit intellectual without trying too hard.
These frames are fully prescription-ready. You can add single-vision lenses for distance or reading, progressive lenses for multifocal correction, or even blue light filtering and anti-reflective coatings. The full-rim metal construction holds prescription lenses securely, and the frame can accommodate a wide range of prescriptions. Each pair comes with a protective case and cleaning cloth, and they’re backed by a one-year manufacturer’s warranty from Kenmark Eyewear.
Original Penguin has been blending retro style with everyday wearability since 1955, and the Hogan is a perfect example of that balance. These aren’t statement frames that demand attention—they’re the kind of glasses you reach for every morning because they just work.
