Eyeglasses comprising: temples (30L, 30R) the width of which in an upward/downward direction gradually decreases from their portions connected to hinges (50L, 50R) to their distal portions; and temple pads (40L, 40R) attached to the temples (30L, 30R), wherein each of the temple pads (40L, 40R) includes a tip and a root, the root being fixed to a prescribed location on an inner side of a corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R), and extends along an extension direction of the corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R) to gradually deviate from an inner side surface (33L, 33R) of the corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R) from the prescribed location to the tip, a root portion (41L, 41R) of each of the temple pads (40L, 40R) is narrower than a tip portion (42L, 42R) thereof, the tip portion (42L, 42R) being in contact with a wearer's temple when the eyeglasses are worn and formed to have a shape that protrudes downward, each of the temple pads (40L, 40R) being entirely hidden by corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R) in a side view, and the root portion (41L, 41R) of the temple pads (40L, 40R) is fixed to a prescribed position at a rearward of the corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R) and extends frontward from the prescribed position, characterized in that a projection is provided on the root portion (41L, 41R) of each of the temple pads (40L, 40R) on a side which faces the corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R), and the projection protrudes to such an extent that a gap between each of the temple pads (40L, 40R) and the corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R) at the root portion (41L, 41R) is filled with the projection to prevent hair from being caught by the root portion (41L, 41R) of the temple pads (40L, 40R) so that it can be smoothly pulled out of the gap, even if hair enters the gap when the eyeglasses are worn. temples (30L, 30R) the width of which in an upward/downward direction gradually decreases from their portions connected to hinges (50L, 50R) to their distal portions; and temple pads (40L, 40R) attached to the temples (30L, 30R), wherein each of the temple pads (40L, 40R) includes a tip and a root, the root being fixed to a prescribed location on an inner side of a corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R), and extends along an extension direction of the corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R) to gradually deviate from an inner side surface (33L, 33R) of the corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R) from the prescribed location to the tip, a root portion (41L, 41R) of each of the temple pads (40L, 40R) is narrower than a tip portion (42L, 42R) thereof, the tip portion (42L, 42R) being in contact with a wearer's temple when the eyeglasses are worn and formed to have a shape that protrudes downward, each of the temple pads (40L, 40R) being entirely hidden by corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R) in a side view, and the root portion (41L, 41R) of the temple pads (40L, 40R) is fixed to a prescribed position at a rearward of the corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R) and extends frontward from the prescribed position, characterized in that a projection is provided on the root portion (41L, 41R) of each of the temple pads (40L, 40R) on a side which faces the corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R), and the projection protrudes to such an extent that a gap between each of the temple pads (40L, 40R) and the corresponding one of the temples (30L, 30R) at the root portion (41L, 41R) is filled with the projection to prevent hair from being caught by the root portion (41L, 41R) of the temple pads (40L, 40R) so that it can be smoothly pulled out of the gap, even if hair enters the gap when the eyeglasses are worn.