Consider how the oval frame balances your features, choose a width that fits across your temples, and ensure the nose bridge sits comfortably without pinching.

UV protection (look for 100% UV or UV400), lens material and tint, polarization option, and frame material/weight for durability and comfort.

Think about when you’ll wear them (daily wear, driving, outdoor activities), color and finish preferences, and whether you need prescription compatibility or a warranty.

For long outdoor days, choose lenses with glare reduction and a secure fit; for driving, opt for lenses that minimize road glare; if you have a smaller face, prioritize narrower frame width and adjustable temples.