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K-Collection 3026 Grey

K-Collection 3026

The Torga K-Collection 3026 is an Acetate frame inspired by the latest European trends that feature classic and fashionable details - available in Grey and Brown colours.


Frame & Lenses From N$3,300
K-Collection 3027 Brown

K-Collection 3027

The Torga K-Collection 3027 is an Acetate frame inspired by the latest European trends that feature classic and fashionable details - available in Brown and Grey colours.


Frame & Lenses From N$3,300
Retro 7086 Pink

Retro 7086

Our Torga Retro 7086 features tortoiseshell temple arms and an inner rim detail that accentuates its soft, transparent pastel shades available in Brown, Pink and Blue colours causing an edgy maximalist effect.

Frame & Lenses From N$3,300
Retro 7098 Beige

Retro 7098

Our Torga Retro 7098 is an Acetate frame inspired by the latest European trends, combined with beautiful colours, fashionable styles and details - available in Beige, Blue, Grey and Brown colours.

Frame & Lenses From N$3,000
Tech 6055 Silver

Tech 6055

The trendy Tech 6055 model puts a twist on the classic Aviator-style frames. Otherwise known as ‘navigator’ frames, the square-shaped frames have the ability to sit closer to the face, helping to block more light that may enter from the top and sides. They’re ideal to use as sunglass frames or as everyday eyewear for a vintage look.


Frame & Lenses From N$3,000
Tech 6059 Black

Tech 6059

Torga's Tech 6059 bring a smart, elegant style to the modern man, offering a neat and streamlined metal frame with round lenses. Available in brown, gun, and black, the Tech 6059 are built to bring an edge to the office or workspace.


X-Look 5119 Blue

X-Look 5119

Our Torga X-Look 5119 is a Torga Made plastic frame available in Brown, Blue and Wine colours.

Price is for one complete pair of spectacles including Single Vision Hard Coated Lenses. This frame qualifies for Torga Optical's Spectacle Spectacle 2 pair deal. Add 2 frames to your cart to see your discount.

Frame & Lenses From N$3,650

Ease Your Eyes into Your New Multifocal Lenses

The first time you are prescribed and wear your new multifocal lenses (AKA varifocals or progressive lenses), your optometrist will probably warn you that there is an adjustment period. 

Torga’s multifocal lenses are made using the latest German precision lens technology. With multifocals, there are none of the tell-tale signs of aging (like the lines in the lenses of bifocals, for example). However, they often take the newbie-wearer a bit of time to adjust. 

So, if you’re thinking about upgrading to some sophisticated multifocal lenses, or if you’re new to multifocal lenses and possibly struggling to adjust, here are some tips to make the process easy on your eyes:

Firstly, ensure that your glasses are properly fitted by your optometrist. Your frames need to be positioned correctly for you to look through the correct part of the lens for each distance of vision – near, intermediate, and far. This will ensure that you are getting maximum visual benefit and comfort from your new lenses. 

Point your nose at what you need to focus on. Move your head to see different things, not just your eyes. 

You will need to practice focusing at varying distances. For example, you can look at your cell phone and television screen, read a magazine, look across the room, and so on. 

Persevere! Don’t lose sight of the goal. Try not to switch back to your previous glasses as this will make the adjustment period much longer. 

Most people take approximately two weeks to fully adjust to their new multifocal lenses, but don’t panic if you take longer. Your new spectacles will make your vision so much clearer and it is not uncommon for some wearers to take as long as six weeks to fully adjust. Keep your eye on the ball – before you know it, your new specs will be out of sight and out of mind. 

If you think you might need to upgrade to multifocal lenses – or if you have any questions relating to these lenses and how they could improve your quality of life – speak to your Torga optometrist.