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Button Eye Contacts
Compare four colored button-eye designs with a dark stitched X motif. Choose red-violet, gray, blue or green from the product cards below; these are graphic iris contacts, not full-eye black sclera lenses.
How many Button Eye designs are in this collection?
The current collection presents four color choices: red-violet, gray, blue and green.
Which Button Eye design should you choose?
- Azalea: red-violet stitched-button effect.
- Tracy: gray stitched-button effect.
- Naib: blue stitched-button effect.
- Emma: green stitched-button effect.
What these lenses are
Each design uses a colored iris field and a dark X-shaped print to create a sewn-button cue for doll, horror and Identity V-inspired styling. They are not flat black full-eye buttons or sclera lenses.
How to compare the result
Use each product's close-up photos as the reference. Natural iris color, fit, pupil size and lighting can change the visible color and contrast.
FAQ
How many Button Eye designs are in this collection?
The current collection presents four color choices: red-violet, gray, blue and green.
Are these black sclera lenses?
No. They are colored graphic iris contacts with a stitched X motif, not full-eye black sclera lenses.
How should I choose a color?
Compare the live close-up photos and choose the color that best matches your costume, makeup and lighting.
Can lighting change the effect?
Yes. Natural iris color, fit, pupil size and lighting can change the visible color and contrast.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Button Eye designs are in this collection?
The current collection presents four color choices: red-violet, gray, blue and green.
Are these black sclera lenses?
No. They are colored graphic iris contacts with a stitched X motif, not full-eye black sclera lenses.
How should I choose a color?
Compare the live close-up photos and choose the color that best matches your costume, makeup and lighting.
Can lighting change the effect?
Yes. Natural iris color, fit, pupil size and lighting can change the visible color and contrast.
