Coming out of the opticians with FOUR pairs of glasses, I could see an immediate problem. Which glasses were which? Were the ones in the blue case for music or reading? Which pair should live in the car? The only ones I could identify with any confidence were the prescription sunglasses.
No problem, I thought – there’s bound to be a case featuring a treble clef (although alto might be a bit optimistic) in the music shop. But there wasn’t. I scoured the internet, Ebay, Amazon etc – didn’t find many specs cases at all, and none which helped in any way to identify what the glasses inside were for.
So we designed our own, and here they are. I knew I wasn’t alone after spotting a friend’s case with “music glasses” sellotaped to the lid – so these designs are for everyone who has ever wondered “which glasses are which”!
Hope you like them and find them useful. They make fab gifts for grandad and granny, teachers, crossword solvers, cinema buffs, sewing & knitting fans and hard-to-buy-for men!
December 2018 - music glasses cases are now sold out.
PS We also make personalised cloths for our glasses cases – please visit our Not On The High Street store or Etsy to order.
For everyone who loves to knit or sew (and needs to locate their specs!), this pretty case makes a perfect, thoughtful gift.
Charming illustrations feature knitting needles, buttons, scissors, pins and a wonderfully retro dressmaker's dummy on a cool eau-de-nil background.
Lacquered design on a sturdy hinged tin case with flock protective lining, approx. 16 x 6.5 x 3cm.
Usually despatched within 3 working days
Specially designed for everyone who uses distance glasses to watch TV and films, the witty illustrations feature a selection of movie and telly related icons with a distinctive retro flavour.
Lacquered design on a sturdy hinged tin case with flock protective lining, approx. 16 x 6.5 x 3cm.
Usually despatched within 3 working days
Charming, original illustrations depict many things close to a gardener’s heart including flowers, veg, tools, wellies, a robin and some weather, while the back of the case reads “For the Gardener‘s Glasses”.
Lacquered design on a sturdy hinged tin case with flock protective lining, approx. 16 x 6.5 x 3cm.
Usually despatched within 3 working days
We were thrilled to be featured as Kate Carter's Buy of the Day in The Guardian.
Here's what she had to say:
"A brilliant idea, beautifully designed. If you have multiple glasses for driving, watching TV and squinting at guardian.co.uk on your smartphone, but are forever getting them confused, here is the answer. Instead of big boring type (or sellotaped notes, as Buy of the Day used to do for her granny) the cases are enlivened with the appropriate image. Crosswords, pens and letters for the reading case, for instance. But even if you just need a new case, these are ace. Buy of the Day particularly likes the music-themed one."
The Caravan Club picked us as a featured product in their October edition, and lots of people have ordered. Thank you so much!
If your shop or gallery would like to stock WGAW cases, we'd love to hear from you. Drop us an email to hello@whichglassesarewhich.com.
We pack our products securely in specially made boxes and deliver via Royal Mail. Orders are usually despatched within 3 days. Delivery in the UK is free, but if you need faster delivery we can organise a next day courier at extra cost – please email us to enquire. If you'd like costs for delivery outside the UK, please email us with the delivery address, how many cases you'd be ordering and how quickly you need delivery.
We trust that you will enjoy your purchase from us, but in the event that your item arrives damaged, defective or not as described, please notify us straight away by emailing hello@whichglassesarewhich.com.
To be eligible for a refund, you must return your item in the same condition you received it, with all packaging intact, and the return must be postmarked within one week of receipt.
We will send you an email acknowledgement of returned items and refund your purchase cost, in the same form of payment originally used for purchase, within 30 days of receiving your return. If you are returning an item because of an error on our part or, in accordance with our returns policy, because it is damaged or defective, we will refund the delivery charges incurred in sending the item to you and pay your costs of returning it to us via Royal Mail. Please obtain a receipt of delivery to secure a refund for your delivery costs.
If an item is returned as damaged, defective or incorrect we will check on receipt. If we find no fault, we reserve the right to re-charge you for the item(s) and to recover our fees and expenses from you.
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hello@whichglassesarewhich.com
*Unfortunately we cannot tell you which glasses are which, that’s what the cases are for!
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