Frequently Asked Questions
Are Flexon CLARK 600 eyeglasses compatible with prescription lenses?
What is Flexon memory metal and how durable is it?
What face shapes work best with the Flexon CLARK 600 oval frames?
Do the Flexon CLARK 600 frames have adjustable nose pads?
What sizes are available for the Flexon CLARK 600?
How do I care for Flexon memory metal frames?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Flexon CLARK 600 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Rectangular shape better suits round or oval faces
- Bowed temples accommodate wider head sizes more comfortably
- Larger lens options (52mm and 54mm) for bigger faces
- Modified rectangular shape with embossed brick pattern temples adds visual interest
- Slightly narrower bridge (17mm vs 19mm) may fit smaller noses better
- Available in unique colors like Dark Brown and Slate
- More affordable at $102.15 (saves $14+ vs CLARK 600)
- Same Flexon memory metal technology and durability
- Rectangular shape with adjustable nose pads
Read the full comparison
Flexon CLARK 600 vs. EINSTEIN 600 vs. NATHANIEL 600: Which 600 Series Frame Is Right for You?
All three models share Flexon's revolutionary memory metal technology and similar pricing, but they serve different style preferences and face shapes. Here's how to choose.
Frame Shape: The Key Difference
The CLARK 600's oval shape is the most versatile option, working well across square, rectangular, heart-shaped, and even some round faces. It softens angular features while maintaining a professional look. If you're unsure which frame shape suits you best, oval is the safest bet.
The EINSTEIN 600's rectangular shape with bowed temples is designed for round or oval faces and wider head sizes. The bowed temples provide extra room and comfort if you've struggled with frames feeling too tight. It projects a more contemporary, business-forward aesthetic than the CLARK 600.
The NATHANIEL 600's modified rectangular shape splits the difference, offering a rectangular silhouette with embossed brick-pattern temples for added visual interest. It's the boldest design of the three, ideal if you want your eyewear to make more of a statement.
Fit and Sizing Considerations
The CLARK 600 features a 19mm bridge width, making it suitable for average to wider nose bridges. The NATHANIEL 600's narrower 17mm bridge may fit smaller noses more comfortably. The EINSTEIN 600's bowed temples are specifically engineered for wider heads—if standard frames pinch your temples, this is your best option.
All three models offer adjustable nose pads and 140mm temple length, and all are compatible with progressive, bifocal, and single vision prescriptions.
Why Choose the CLARK 600?
The CLARK 600 is the most universally flattering frame in the comparison. Its oval shape works across the widest range of face shapes, and the understated design won't compete with your features or wardrobe. If you want durable, comfortable eyeglasses that simply work—without bold styling statements—the CLARK 600 delivers exactly that.
At a Glance
Flexon EINSTEIN 600 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Rectangular shape better suits round or oval faces
- Bowed temples accommodate wider head sizes more comfortably
- Larger lens options (52mm and 54mm) for bigger faces
- More contemporary, professional appearance
Cons:
- Less versatile across different face shapes than oval CLARK 600
- Rectangular shape can emphasize angular features on square faces
- Bowed temples may not suit everyone's aesthetic preference
Flexon NATHANIEL 600 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Modified rectangular shape with embossed brick pattern temples adds visual interest
- Slightly narrower bridge (17mm vs 19mm) may fit smaller noses better
- Available in unique colors like Dark Brown and Slate
- Same progressive lens compatibility and memory metal durability
Cons:
- Rectangular shape less versatile than CLARK 600's oval design
- Embossed temple detailing may be too bold for minimalist preferences
- Narrower bridge may not suit wider nose bridges as well
Flexon 603 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- More affordable at $102.15 (saves $14+ vs CLARK 600)
- Same Flexon memory metal technology and durability
- Rectangular shape with adjustable nose pads
- Good for round or oval faces seeking sharper angles
Cons:
- Rectangular shape less universally flattering than CLARK 600 oval
- Fewer color options available
- May lack some of the refined detailing of the 600 series



