The Muzz ST7020 is a full rim rectangle cut from pure titanium. The supplier files it under an irregular shape, but the frame reads as a clean rectangle on the face — the only irregularity is in how the rim meets the temple.
Pure titanium throughout, not an alloy. That is what allows a full rim this thin to stay rigid: the rim holds the lens without the metal section growing thick, and the whole frame stays light enough to forget about after an hour. Titanium also does not corrode from skin contact, which is what usually kills a metal frame first.
A rectangle is the shape that works on the widest range of faces, and this one is deliberately understated: no visible branding on the front, no decorative bridge. Three finishes. Full rim on every edge, so it takes a thicker prescription without the lens sitting exposed.
| Brand | Muzz |
| Model | ST7020 |
| Frame Shape | Rectangle |
| Rim Style | Full Rim |
| Frame Material | Pure titanium |
| Gender | Men |
| Color Options | Three finishes (C1, C2, C3) |
| Lens Type | Prescription lenses available |
This frame is sold ready for prescription lenses. Single vision, progressive, blue light filtering and photochromic options are all configured at checkout, and your prescription is fitted before the glasses ship. Frames can also be ordered with clear non-prescription lenses.
Questions about fit or lens options? Email us at info@fuzweb.com or call us at +1 (778) 860-5467 — we answer every message ourselves.
Pure titanium, no decoration, nothing to go wrong.
Real numbers, not promises — how long your order takes from the moment you place it to the moment it reaches your door.
Updated · August 8, 2026From the moment you place your order to the moment it is delivered, United States:
This is the complete window, lens making and shipping included — not just the shipping part. Ready-made frames without prescription lenses land at the short end of the range; prescription and custom lenses at the long end.
The window above is made of two parts. Making your glasses comes first, shipping second.
Add the two parts and you get the window at the top: ready-made frames 6 to 14 business days, prescription lenses 12 to 18 business days. Orders placed on a Saturday, Sunday or a public holiday start the next working day, which adds one.
Business days in transit after your order leaves us. Add the making time above to get the full window.
We may adjust these windows at any time without notice.
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