Vicci Eyewear is a Miami-based optical brand founded in 2012 by David Abramovici, whose family has worked in watchmaking and jewelry manufacturing since the 1920s. The brand sells sunglasses and prescription eyeglasses built from Italian acetate and metal, organized into named seasonal collections rather than a single generic catalog. This guide looks at the real frame lineup, the materials and lens options on offer, and the brand's own pricing, shipping and return terms, pulled directly from viccieyewear.com rather than marketing copy alone.
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What Vicci Eyewear Sells
Vicci Eyewear's own About page traces the brand back to a family of Romanian watchmakers in the 1920s: Isaac Abramovici was a watchmaker, his son Arie opened a watch and jewelry boutique, and Arie's son Aaron became a jewelry manufacturer in Canada. Aaron's son David apprenticed in the family factory before getting the idea for an eyewear line at Milan Fashion Week in 2010. Vicci Eyewear officially launched in 2012 with its first store in Florida, grew to seven retail locations within four years, and in 2021 David partnered with Steven Geduld to relaunch the brand online and expand it across the United States and Canada with a 3D virtual try-on tool. Today Vicci describes itself as a Miami-based luxury eyewear brand built around distinctive frames, custom prescription lenses and concierge-style customer service.
Pulled directly from the brand's own storefront, the catalog runs to roughly 100 eyeglasses styles and 85 sunglasses styles, almost all built from Italian acetate, metal, or a mixed acetate-and-titanium construction. Most frame names come in a matching pair — a "Sun" version and an "Rx" prescription-ready version in the same colorway — so you can order the same silhouette for indoor and outdoor wear. A small accessories line rounds out the catalog: a branded visor and a hard travel case for storing frames, along with novelty magnetic reading glasses sold separately from the main optical lineup.
The Collections: Marquee, The Privé, Bloom and The Encino
Rather than one flat list of frames, Vicci groups its newer styles into limited-run collections, each with its own styling story on the product page. The Marquee Collection centers on Bianca, an oversized acetate frame sold in four colorways — Caramel Crystal, Satin White, Caviar Black and Havana Tortoise — with a small inscription on the inside of the arm reading "Iconic from every angle." The Privé Collection is built around a single frame, Lucia, described by the brand as its newest sculptural statement style; it ships in four colorways (Jet Black, Ivory Tortoise, Golden Amber and Royal Blue), carries its own inside-arm inscription, and is sold as a limited run that Vicci says will not be restocked once it sells out.
The Bloom Collection covers a group of cat-eye frames, including Viva, Solé and Gioia, built around what the brand calls flower-inspired colorways and a chunky, angular cat-eye silhouette; Viva is offered as prescription sunglasses with UV protection built in. The Encino Collection is a smaller capsule anchored by Elia, a lifted cat-eye frame in four colors (Scarlet Red, Noir Black, Black Amethyst and Ivory Silk) with what Vicci describes as a generous lens depth meant to accommodate single-vision, progressive or blue-light lenses without altering the frame's shape. Outside the named collections, the wider catalog includes dozens of further frames — Isabel, Lavinia, Rosalia, Livia, Milana, Amara, Roma, Rosa, Giulia, Sienna and Luna among them — spanning round, square, rectangle, aviator and cat-eye shapes.
Materials, Shapes and Fit
Vicci's site organizes its catalog by material as much as by style: acetate, metal, and mixed acetate-and-titanium builds are each browsable as their own category. The acetate used across the Marquee, Privé and Bloom frames is described on individual product pages as premium Italian acetate, chosen for richer color depth and a glossier finish than standard injection-molded plastic. Shape-wise, the catalog leans heavily toward cat-eye silhouettes in the newer collections, alongside round, square, rectangle and aviator options in the broader lineup. Several product pages note which face shapes a given frame is meant to flatter — Viva is pitched at oval, round, heart and square faces, for example, while Elia is aimed at round, oval and softer face shapes — though that guidance comes from the brand's own copy rather than an independent fit test.
Custom Prescription and Lens Options
Nearly every frame in the Vicci catalog is sold in both a non-prescription "Sun" version and an "Rx" version built to take a full prescription, and the brand's FAQ page spells out the ordering process in detail. Customers can upload a prescription file directly at checkout or send it by email, and if a prescription doesn't list pupillary distance (PD), Vicci points buyers to a phone app that measures it in a couple of minutes; the brand notes average adult PD falls between 57mm and 65mm. On lens types, Vicci's FAQ lists UV protection as standard across prescription lenses, with blue-light filtering, photochromatic (light-adaptive) lenses, anti-glare coating, high-index thin lenses, and polarized sunglass lenses available as options. The brand recommends high-index lenses once a prescription passes roughly ±4.00, since standard lenses get noticeably thicker at that strength. Vicci also lists what it calls its own progressive lens design as compatible with several of the newer sculptural frames, including Lucia and Bianca Rx, where the brand says the frames' lens height was built to give progressive lenses enough room for a smooth transition between distances. Manufacturing takes 3–5 business days for single-vision lenses and 7–10 business days for progressives before an order ships, and a separate two-year protection plan is available that covers prescription lens damage or defects.
Pricing, Shipping, Returns and Warranty
Across the sunglasses and eyeglasses lines, prices run from $110 for entry eyeglasses frames up to $320 for the newest collection pieces, with most named-collection frames (Bianca, Lucia, Viva, Elia, Sofia) landing between $220 and $320 in either the sun or Rx version. Reading glasses start lower, generally $110–$170. The two accessories — a branded visor and a hard travel case — run $45 and $79. All prices on the site are listed in US dollars.
On shipping, non-prescription frames ship within the US in 3–5 business days, and prescription frames ship 3–5 business days after the lenses finish manufacturing; expedited shipping is available for a flat $15. International orders take 7–14 business days after manufacturing. Vicci runs an optional paid membership called Vicci+ (a flat monthly fee) that includes free shipping on every order, a standing reduction on order totals, monthly store credit, and early access to new releases; buyers who'd rather not subscribe can check out as a guest at the regular listed price with standard shipping rates.
For returns, Vicci accepts new, unworn, unaltered frames and accessories back within 90 days of purchase for store credit or an exchange, arranged by email or phone rather than a self-service portal. US customers get one exchange with no restocking fee; a second exchange or a refund request carries a restocking fee of $20 for non-prescription items, $50 for single-vision lenses, or $100 for progressive lenses. International orders can be returned too, though Vicci does not provide prepaid return labels outside the US. Separately, Vicci backs every frame with a 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects — it does not cover scratches, stretched arms from wearing glasses on top of your head, or screws lost through normal wear.
Who Vicci Eyewear Suits
Vicci fits shoppers who want a frame with a specific styling story rather than a generic pair of glasses: the named collections (Marquee, The Privé, Bloom, The Encino) are sold as limited runs with their own color stories and inside-arm inscriptions, and several are explicitly described as one-time releases that won't be restocked once sold out. It also suits anyone who wants to order sunglasses and prescription eyeglasses that actually match, since most frames ship as coordinated Sun-and-Rx pairs in identical colorways — useful if you want one look that carries from an office to a patio without swapping styles entirely.
It fits less well if you're shopping purely on price: with most named-collection frames sitting between $220 and $320, Vicci is priced above typical mass-market online eyewear retailers, and the brand positions its acetate sourcing and inside-arm detailing as the reason for that gap rather than competing on the lowest sticker price. The 90-day return window is generous by industry standards, but restocking fees apply on a second exchange or on prescription-lens refunds, so it's worth confirming frame fit — color, shape and face-shape guidance on the product page — before placing a first order, especially on a prescription pair with a progressive lens, since remaking a lens costs more than remaking a frame.
Frequently asked questions
Does Vicci Eyewear make prescription sunglasses?
Yes. Most sunglasses frames, including the Bloom Collection's Viva, Solé and Gioia, are offered as prescription sunglasses with UV protection, and many frames are also sold as a separate matching "Rx" eyeglasses version in the same colorway.
What is Vicci Eyewear's return and warranty policy?
Vicci accepts new, unworn frames and accessories for a store credit or exchange within 90 days of purchase. The first exchange has no restocking fee; a second exchange or a refund carries a $20–$100 restocking fee depending on the lens type. Separately, every frame carries a 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects, which does not cover scratches or accidental damage.
What lens options does Vicci Eyewear offer?
Vicci's own FAQ lists UV protection as standard, with blue-light filtering, photochromatic lenses, anti-glare coating, high-index thin lenses for stronger prescriptions, and polarized sunglass lenses available as add-ons, plus the brand's own progressive lens design built to fit its sculptural frames.
How long does a Vicci Eyewear prescription order take?
Single-vision lenses take 3–5 business days to manufacture and progressive lenses take 7–10 business days, after which US orders ship in a further 3–5 business days; international orders take 7–14 business days after manufacturing finishes.
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