Discover Your Perfect Look
Exclusive Eyewear & Artful Design in the Heart of Fayetteville
Luxury Eyewear
Our independently-owned luxury eyewear brands offer a unique blend of craftsmanship, style, and exclusivity that sets them apart in the optical world.
Lenses
Add prescription or specialty lenses to your choice of eyewear and take your vision to the next level.
Accessories
Keep track of your new eyewear investment with luxurious leather storage solutions, necklaces and leashes.
Location & Hours
7 E. Mountain St.
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Winter Hours:
Tues & Thurs - Appointment only
Wed & Fri - 10 am - 6 pm
Sat - 10 am - 2 pm
Sunday & Monday, closed
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2025 Eyewear and Sunglasses Trends You’ll Love!
Stay Stylish and Protected in 2025 with Muze Eye Bar Fashion trends come and go, but eyewear remains a statement of personal style. Whether you’re looking for prescription glasses, blue-light lenses, or sunglasses that turn heads, 2025 is shaping up to be the year of bold individuality and eco-conscious design. At Muze Eye Bar, we’re here to keep you ahead of the curve with the latest collections from top independent designers. Here’s what to look out for in eyewear and sunglasses trends this year. Oversized Frames Take the Spotlight Bigger is better in 2025! Oversized frames are making waves in both optical and sunglasses styles. Think square, round, or butterfly shapes that give off a retro yet modern vibe....
The Trap of Planned Obsolescence: Why the Right to Repair Matters
Imagine buying something you truly love—a phone, a fancy new microwave, or a pair of glasses—only to find out a few years later that it’s useless because it can’t be repaired. Maybe the parts are no longer available, the cost to fix it is nearly as much as buying a new one, or the company simply doesn’t care to support it anymore. That’s not an accident—it’s by design. This concept, known as planned obsolescence, is a strategy used by many corporations to keep you buying, upgrading, and replacing. It’s a cycle that maximizes profits for big companies while leaving consumers—like you—stuck with broken products and no real options. The Profit-Driven Cycle Big brands have mastered the art of making things...