Join our mission to significantly improve childrens’ eyesight, their confidence and freedom by providing exceptional fitting quality eyewear
Our vision is to lead the UK optical market in the best fitting and affordable children's eyewear
Designed in the UK with industry award winning specialists who work with many leading hospital eye service departments, crafting and adapting spectacle frames to fit small people
Unique adjustment service - Eyewear delivered to you, adjusted to fit
Opticians
Our UK agent is Bondeye Optical - they are ready to take your call and deliver
exceptionally fitted eyewear to your practice
Parents and Carers
Ask your optician today to view our eyewear
Exceptional Adjustable Eyewear
Distributed in the UK by Bondeye Optical
Exceptional Custom Assembled Eyewear
Distributed in the UK by Bondeye Optical
Exeter Eyewear Ltd.
A company featured in NHS 75: Celebrating 75 Years
of the National Health Service
Order directly from our industry partners
Careful or carefree?
Our eyewear is resistant to all spectacle cleaning solutions
and.....
Our frames have a free parts replacement service*
and.....
Our RX lifetime accidental damage policy is your aftercare assurance
Easy replacement of accidentally damaged frames - 50% off the list price*
*Standard carriage charge applies to all replacement parts and replacement frames
Adjustments and bespoke service provided by the manufacturer. Contact agent for orders
Our design and technology offices are based in the Science Park Centre, Exeter.
Housing a rich resource of science, technology, engineering, maths, and medicine (STEMM)
Exeter Eyewear products are designed for enhanced comfort, ease of fit and play.
We know some young people take longer to transition to change, so we make sure each of our brands have overlapping sizes when design features change
At the heart of Exeter Eyewear is collaboration. In the warehousing and delivery of frames, we use existing storage spaces, supply chains and knowledge bases
Our collaborative approach reduces costs. Call our agents today, you may be surprised!
Unregistered persons must not sell prescription spectacles to children aged under 16 and patients who are registered as sight impaired or severely sight impaired,
unless the sale is supervised by a registered practitioner. The Opticians Act 1989.
