Start with your face shape and frame size. Consider lens options—prescription, UV protection, and coatings—to suit daily wear.

Key factors are frame size and fit (width and bridge), frame material and weight, and lens features such as prescription compatibility, UV protection, and anti-reflective coatings that match your use.

Decide if you’ll wear them long hours or mainly for screens, and choose features like lightweight materials, spring hinges, blue-light blocking, or polarized/anti-reflective lenses as needed.

For a round face, seek slightly wider, angular square frames; for a square face, opt for frames with softer edges. For all-day wear, prioritize lightweight materials and a comfortable fit.