Seeing the future of vision care clearly

Make vision health a priority in your community and in your home with ĖNDIRĖ Eyewear 

The eyewear industry is not focused on diverse sizing.

For far too long, many of us have settled for ill-fitting eyewear.

From frames that are too tight on our faces or constantly sliding down our noses —glasses should be made to fit every kind of face and enhance your style.

ĖNDIRĖ Eyewear was made to take the headache out of your eyewear journey and put you at the center your vision health.

Optometrist helping a young woman try on glasses during eye exam in an optometry clinic.

Prioritizing your vision shouldn’t be a spectacle.

Vision care shouldn’t be a one-size-fits-none system. Yet, with exclusionary designs and unequal access, the industry has overlooked the people who need it most— we’re here to expand the frame.

Two women in white lab coats, one sitting and one standing, share a joyful moment in an optical shop. The standing woman holds eyeglasses and smiles at the seated woman, who looks up at her. Various glasses and optical equipment are on the table.

  • Eye care is preventative care.

    According to the Center for Disease Control, by 2050, 14 million Americans are expected to have vision impairment and 2 million will suffer from blindness.

  • Many disregard their vision health due to process dissatisfaction, lack of sizing options, and accessibility issues.

    As our population ages, it is imperative that we focus our efforts on community access and education.

    That’s where we come in!

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    Together, we can make a difference — making vision wellness a priority in our homes and our neighborhoods.

Our Community

Map of a section of Brooklyn, New York, highlighting Prospect Lefferts Gardens, with streets and landmarks such as Prospect Park, LeFrak Center, Ducks Island, and various subway stations.

The 💙 of Flatbush

We have focused our vision care efforts in the heart of “Little Caribbean” —Flatbush, Brooklyn.

This vibrant neighborhood is a haven for Black history, past, present and future.

We aim to expand our impact in the neighborhood we call home.

Testimonials

  • Edom

    I’ve been wearing glasses for as long as I can remember. Constant issues with glasses just feeling wrong or not matching my face shape in the way I’d want them to. I have yet to see any variety in style or shape. For something that I wear everyday, I want to feel confident in them.

  • Ester

    I get glasses from big box stores. It’s pretty convenient, but I have a hard time finding time in my schedule without spending hours in person. Too many options, but not enough that fit my face.


  • Jae

    It’s hard to find the right place to get my frames. So, I usually get my eye exam done locally and try my luck with frames online. The frames are always too tight on my temples and my ears.


  • Yemi

    I’ve been a Data Science Researcher for over a decade and prescription frames never have really worked. They never fit my nose, and slide off my face when I’m at the gym—also, I hate the ‘try before you buy’ set up. 


  • Xris

    I’ve been wearing prescription frames for nearly 23 years. Because I need glasses, I have always been willing to invest in the perfect pair. If it’s comfortable, stylish (and has a convenient process)... I am getting them!


  • Tina

    I need to wear glasses every day. I’ve tried contacts but they're too much of a hassle. My favorite glasses fit my style, but I spend all day making sure they are sitting correctly. 

  • Dawn

    I’ve been wearing prescription frames for a long time. The journey to finding the perfect frames for my face has always been a challenge. So many frames are too narrow for wider-faces.


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