Marchon eyeglasses
Marchon was founded in 1983 and is one of the leading manufacturers of eyeglasses in the United States. On top of having a brand named after the company that creates custom and highly desirable eyeglasses, they also have a host of house brands that are created by the company as well as other brands that are licensed under the Marchon brand.
The brand creates Marchon glasses that are stylish, current, and hip and that are also well-made, so that they last and are going to work well for you through the duration of your owning them. Marchon eyeglasses are first and foremost made of superior materials in a manner that makes them not only feel and look high quality, but also helps them look high quality.
Marchon eyeglasses like the M-CORNELIA that is offered on GlassesOnWeb is a perfect example of the sleek and classic designs that make the brand so popular. This is a black plastic rectangular frame that will work for men and women through the ages. Another stunning frame from the brand is the TRES JOLIE 135 frame. This Marchon frames option is a wire frame with rounded edges and a flat side near the hinges. The frame features lovely scrolled detailing on the earpieces that help to make it unique, fun, and beautiful to look at and wear. This is a fantastic frame for anyone that wants a frame that is practical but still gorgeous.
If you prefer plastic frames, the BLUE RIBBON 5 is a fun and unique look. This pair of Marchon glasses looks like something straight out of the sixties. This frame is a large square plastic frame that is a lovely gradient red.
Marchon eyeglass frames run the gambit from frames that are truly practical and great or work or business to those that are better suited for play or for someone that prefers fun frames. The M-5501 style is a great example of a frame that mixes fun and business all in one. This Marchon frame is a black plastic frame on the front with tortoise shell coloring on the ears. This is truly a fun frame that works for anyone and that is sure to be interesting and get you plenty of attention.
For a super unique frame, the BLUE RIBBON 11 is just that. This is a frame that your grandma and mom would have worn back in their hey-day. This frame is a plastic and wire frame that has beautiful cream-colored clear plastic, detailing around the hinges and earpieces of the frame, and wire ears. It features a large rounded lens space that is sure to make your eyes pop and make them look great.
Marchon eyewear has a ton of different frame styles, frame colors, and frame shapes so that you do have the wide array of frames to choose from so that you can get the best frame for you. Our designer eyewear store GlassesOnWeb offers a great selection of frames from the Marchon family of brands, as well as glasses that come from the house brand for the company and the brands that are part of the Marchon family.
Please also have a look at our collection of Marchon eyeglasses for kids. Every pair of Marchon glasses distributed by glassesonweb.com is 100% authentic and comes with an original branded case, a cleaning cloth, and a certificate of authenticity.
Customer questions & answers
Who makes Marchon eyewear?
Marchon eyewear is a house brand for the Marchon company. The company has been in production since 1983 and has created a range designs for their own house brand that fit the needs of a large range of different wearers including children. The Marchon family of brands licenses brands like Nike, Flexon, Calvin Klein and more, and they manufacture and distribute frames for their own brand as well as the brands they represent.
What brands does Marchon own?
Marchon eyewear owns licensing to a huge range of brands from Calvin Klein, Airlock, Flexon, Nike, Nine West, Columbia, Chloe and more. Marchon works with these brands to license their products so that Marchon can manufacture and then distribute these frames and products. Marchon has been continually growing their brand portfolio and owns rights to dozens of brands.
Where are Marchon frames made?
Marchon eyewear company is headquartered in NY, but they have manufacturing sites in Japan, China and even in Italy. Some brands are manufactured in Italy while others go to the Japan or China bases manufacturing sites. You can read on your frame to determine where your frame is made and where your particular item was manufactured.
Is Marchon owned by Luxottica?
Marchon eyewear is not owned by Luxottica. Though Luxottica is the largest of the eyewear manufacturers in the world, they do not own Marchon. Marchon is one of three smaller producers that manufacture their own glasses.
Where to buy Marchon eyeglasses?
You can purchase Marchon eyeglasses directly from the name brands of the glasses that you are buying, or you can look for an authorized seller of the Marchon brand and glasses that are part of the brands from their brand portfolio. The designer eyewear store GlassesOnWeb is an authorized dealer of Marchon frames, and we do carry frames from many of the brands that are part of the Marchon family like Airlock, Nike, Flexon, Calvin Klein and more.
Who sells Marchon frames?
Many Marchon frames are sold through secondary authorized sellers like GlassesOnWeb. The frames can also be purchased directly from the company but the best way to get a deal and to get a frame that is going to be a great value is to opt to purchase from a company like the designer eyewear store GlassesOnWeb. We have a huge selection of Marchon eyeglasses, as well as frames from other Marchon eyewear brands.
Are Marchon glasses good?
Marchon has been in the glasses industry since 1983, and they have learned to perfect their techniques, to make sure that their production techniques are perfect, and to make sure that they are able to create superior products and glasses that are going to last and work well for you for years to come. Marchon eyewear is an excellent brand, and they do have some wonderful frames that are not only well-made, but also stylish, trendy, and fun to wear.
Marchon Eyeglasses Customers Reviews
Marchon M-BENJAMIN eyeglasses review
on 20 Apr, 2020 by Steve from VA
I have owned both the gunmetal and brown frame. I love the sleek look of these but the hinges are usually done after 14 or so months no matter how much tightening I do.