DIFFERENT EYEWEAR FOR DIFFERENT PEOPLE

Paris Optique is a truly independent optical store, offering a wide array of eyeglasses and sunglasses including exclusive brands and handmade eyewear.

Unlike Anything You've Ever Seen

Beautifully crafted acetates with sculpted keyhole bridge and new colors in current classics

New A11 Collection

Continuing the tradition of quality, hand crafted workmanship, elegance, simplicity.

New A11 Collection

CLASSIC AND MODERN TOGETHER

Sunglasses designed with faceted lenses give a beautiful jewel look to classic rimless look

New pilot eyeglass with lovely eyeshadow tints, wear as an accessory to your look or duplicate in your Rx

LUXURY EYEWEAR IN SCOTTSDALE AND CHANDLER ARIZONA

Current Eyewear Trends

90’s Fashion for the Modern Era

Strong Return of the ‘P3’ Shape Eyeglass

The ‘P3’ shape eyeglass is a rounder shape, but not perfectly round. Different variations of this shape date back to the 1930’s and was the dominant eyeglass shape for men the 1950’s and 1960’s.

In the 1990’s we saw a surge of classic Americana shapes return to eyewear, especially in metal frames.

The classic shape is re-imagined in several variations of the shape and in many materials. Most popular continues to be the acetates with a keyhole bridge and classic metal rims.

OCTOBER 2018

We Accept FSA and HSA Cards

20% OFF LENSES!

Paris Optique is a proud participant in Care Card

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Use it before you lose it. Use flex benefits on new eyewear before year end!

The Paris Optique Difference

Personalized Service

Personal Guidance on Selection
Fitting by Skilled Opticians

ABOUT PARIS OPTIQUE

Highest Quality Lenses

Precision Optics and Coatings and
Our Own Onsite Lab

LENSES & LAB

Full Customization

Customized Eyewear Options for
All Lifestyles and Activities

CUSTOM EYEWEAR SERVICES

Eyewear Trends

90’s Fashion for the
Modern Era

Strong Return of the
‘P3’ Shape Eyeglass

The ‘P3’ shape eyeglass is a rounder shape, but not perfectly round. Different variations of this shape date back to the 1930’s and was the dominant eyeglass shape for men the 1950’s and 1960’s.

In the 1990’s we saw a surge of classic Americana shapes return to eyewear, especially in metal frames.

The classic shape is re-imagined in several variations of the shape and in many materials. Most popular continues to be the acetates with a keyhole bridge and classic metal rims.