BACKGROUND

Eyewear with interchangeable lenses have been developed to allow a user to easily interchange the lens(es) of the eyewear, such as for aesthetic (e.g., by selecting between differently colored or tinted lenses) and/or functional reasons (e.g., to respond to different light conditions). Eyewear with interchangeable lenses typically include a mechanism to allow the user to remove the currently installed lens and replace it with another lens. In some cases, the lens may be specifically configured for use with a specific eyewear frame, such as by having engagement features (e.g., slots, apertures, or other) configured to engage cooperating engagement features on the frame. This can increase the cost for manufacturing, as the lenses may need to be specifically tailored for the given frame. In other cases, such as when a substantially encircling eyewire retains the lens in place without the need for engagement features on the lens, the lens interchange may be more cumbersome, in some cases requiring additional tools for decoupling and reassembling the lens to the eyewire. Thus, designers and manufacturers of eyewear continue to seek improvements thereto, e.g., to improve the user experience.

