Start with your face shape and frame size in mind; choose a width that fits comfortably across the temples and cheeks for a balanced look.

Key attributes include frame size (lens width, bridge, temple length), material (lightweight acetate or metal), and lens options (prescription, blue-light blocking, UV protection).

Look for comfort features like lightweight design and adjustable nose pads, plus coatings such as anti-scratch and anti-reflective lenses for daily use.

For smaller faces choose narrower widths; ensure the frame can accommodate your prescription; and consider blue-light blocking lenses if you’ll be on screens often.