Free delivery over GH₵ 400 · Adjustments free for as long as you own them

Black acetate rectangular optical frames photographed straight on against white
The same shape cut in cola brown, seen on grey
A detail view of the temple and hinge

Aburi

IR-52

The one we make most of. A soft rectangle in black bio-acetate, cut a little wider at the temple so it sits level on a broad face.

GH₵ 480 frame only

Lenses from GH₵ 180 for single vision. Add them at the shop or send your prescription after you order.

Free delivery over GH₵ 400, anywhere in Ghana

Thirty days to exchange it, unworn, with the case

Adjustments free for as long as you own them

Specifications

Every measurement, before you ask

Material Bio-acetate
Shape Soft rectangle
Colour Ink
Lens width 52 mm
Bridge 20 mm
Temple 145 mm
Prescription Single vision and progressive
In the box Hardshell case and cloth

Delivery and returns

What happens after you pay

Frame only Next working day
With single vision Three working days
With progressives Five working days
Delivery in Ghana Free over GH₵ 400
Outside Ghana At cost, plus two days
Exchanges Thirty days, unworn, with the case
Adjustments Free, for as long as you own them
Warranty Two years on frame and lens

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What people say

The three things we get told most

I had worn the same frame for nine years because trying on new ones in a shop always felt like an exam. They just let me sit with four of them for an hour.

A woman in patterned metal frames looking to camera

Esi Ampofo

Bought in Osu

My progressive lenses were wrong twice at another shop. Iris remade them once, free, and then spent twenty minutes explaining what had actually gone wrong the first time.

A man in dark sunglasses outdoors

Kojo Asante

Bought in East Legon

I sat on the Keta in a taxi. Took them back expecting a bill and they straightened them at the counter while I stood there. Still wearing them.

A woman in large clear-framed glasses with locs

Yaa Owusu

Bought in Kumasi

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