Abstract: A pair of eyeglasses includes a lens body having two engaging grooves formed in left and right sides thereof and respectively having an engaging section, and two quick release mechanisms detachably disposed on the left and right sides of the lens body and each including a positioning member defining a positioning slot and a receiving hole, an engaging member detachably engaged to the engaging section of a respective engaging groove and having a slide piece portion and a stop block portion, and a connecting member disposed on rear sides of the positioning member and the engaging member. When the engaging member of each quick release mechanism is pressed into the positioning member, the slide piece portion is located in the positioning slot and the stop block portion is received in the receiving hole to allow detachment of each quick release mechanism from the lens body.

Abstract: A pair of eyeglasses includes a primary lens, a primary lens frame including upper and lower frame sections, and at least one snap-on unit disposed between the primary lens and the primary lens frame and including upper and lower engaging members respectively provided on top and bottom portions of the primary lens, and upper and lower engaging blocks respectively protruding from the upper and lower frame sections toward the primary lens. The top and bottom portions of the primary lens are removably embedded in the upper and lower frame sections through snapping engagement between the upper engaging block and the upper engaging member and between the lower engaging block and the lower engaging member.

Abstract: An eyeglasses assembly includes a frame and a lens. The frame includes a frame body formed with a frame groove and two engaging grooves, and a positioning column disposed in the frame groove. The lens has a main portion formed with a lens groove and a securing groove that extends perpendicularly from the lens groove. The lens further has first and second protruding portions engaging removably and respectively with the engaging grooves. The lens is movable between an initial position, where the positioning column is disposed at an intersection of the lens groove and the securing groove, and a fixed position, where the positioning column is disposed at a distal end of the securing groove such that the second protruding portion is allowed to be disengaged from the respective engaging groove.

Abstract: An eyewear assembly includes a lens unit and an eyewear attachment mounted to the lens unit. The eyewear attachment includes a frame unit, an engaging unit and two connecting units and an elongate wearing unit. The engaging unit extends from the frame unit toward the lens unit and includes two positioning members extending respectively from upper and lower sides of the frame unit and detachably engaging the lens unit in such a manner that the frame unit is affixed on the lens unit. The connecting units are respectively and integrally connected to two lateral sides of the frame unit. The wearing unit interconnects the connecting units so as to allow an assembly of the frame unit, the connecting units and the wearing unit to be sleeved on the head of a user.

Abstract: A pair of eyeglasses includes a primary lens, a primary lens frame including upper and lower frame sections, and at least one snap-on unit disposed between the primary lens and the primary lens frame and including upper and lower engaging members respectively provided on top and bottom portions of the primary lens, and upper and lower engaging blocks respectively protruding from the upper and lower frame sections toward the primary lens. The top and bottom portions of the primary lens are removably embedded in the upper and lower frame sections through snapping engagement between the upper engaging block and the upper engaging member and between the lower engaging block and the lower engaging member.

Abstract: Eyeglasses include a frame having a frame main body defining a receiving slot, a fastener having a rectangular body segment exposed from the receiving slot, and a lens unit including two lens portions and a connecting portion having a receiving notch. The fastener is rotatable at a predetermined angle relative to the frame between a first position, in which the lens unit can be inserted into or removed from the rectangular body segment through an opening of the receiving notch and can be inserted into or detached from the receiving slot through the lens portions; and a second position, in which the rectangular body segment is received and retained in the receiving notch, and the lens unit is fastened to the frame.

Abstract: An eyeglasses assembly includes a rim unit, two temple members, and two coupling units interconnecting the temple members and the rim body. The coupling unit includes a first coupling member that has a slide groove including a non-limiting and a limiting groove section, and a second coupling member that engages the non-limiting and limiting groove sections to permit and prevent separation of the first and second coupling members, respectively. The coupling unit further includes a latch member movably mounted to the first coupling member and movable between a closed position and an open position that respectively prevents and permits the movement of the second coupling member into the non-limiting groove section.

Abstract: An eyeglass assembly includes: a frame having a transverse segment and first segments that cooperate with the transverse segment to form two generally L-shaped structures; a lens unit having an upper lens edge and first lens edges and formed with two engaging recesses, the lens unit being inserted into the frame so that the lens unit is restricted by the generally L-shaped structures; and a pair of temple arms, each of which has an engaging tongue. The engaging tongues engage the respective engaging recesses when the temple arms are disposed at an unfolded position, and are disengaged from the respective engaging recesses when the temple arms are disposed at a folded position.

Abstract: An eye gear includes a lens frame, a support unit having a pair of frame coupling blocks, and a pair of coupling units, each connecting pivotally one end of a respective one of the frame coupling blocks to a corresponding one of two ends of the lens frame and including a first pivot coupling component provided on one of the lens frame and the respective one of the frame coupling blocks, and a second pivot coupling component provided on the other of the lens frame and the respective one of the frame coupling blocks. The first pivot coupling component includes a pin portion. The second pivot coupling component includes a limiting portion that defines a pin receiving space to receive removably and pivotally the pin portion.

Abstract: An eye gear includes a lens frame, a support unit having a pair of frame coupling blocks, and a pair of coupling units, each connecting pivotally one end of a respective one of the frame coupling blocks to a corresponding one of two ends of the lens frame and including a first pivot coupling component provided on one of the lens frame and the respective one of the frame coupling blocks, and a second pivot coupling component provided on the other of the lens frame and the respective one of the frame coupling blocks. The first pivot coupling component includes a pin portion. The second pivot coupling component includes a limiting portion that defines a pin receiving space to receive removably and pivotally the pin portion.

Abstract: Eyeglasses include a frame: a pair of lenses mounted detachably on the frame; and a pair of temples, each of which is pivoted to the frame so as to be rotatable relative to the frame between folded and extended positions, and each of which is provided with an abutting part that abuts against a respective one of the lenses when the respective one of the temples is disposed at the extended position, and that is spaced apart from the respective one of the lenses when the respective one of the temples is disposed at the folded position.

Abstract: Eyeglasses include a frame: a pair of lenses mounted detachably on the frame; and a pair of temples, each of which is pivoted to the frame so as to be rotatable relative to the frame between folded and extended positions, and each of which is provided with an abutting part that abuts against a respective one of the lenses when the respective one of the temples is disposed at the extended position, and that is spaced apart from the respective one of the lenses when the respective one of the temples is disposed at the folded position.