Start with your face shape, ensure the frame size fits comfortably, and prioritize sun protection (UV 400 or higher). If glare is a concern, consider polarized lenses for clearer vision.

Key attributes are lens type (polarized vs non-polarized), UV protection, frame material (metal vs acetate), and fit (nose bridge and temple length). Lens color and coatings can also affect glare and durability.

Think about when you’ll wear them: driving benefits from polarized lenses, outdoor activities may require lightweight, durable frames, and everyday wear might prioritize timeless style and fit.

If you need prescription lenses, check compatibility with the frame and available Rx options. For daily use, confirm overall comfort, frame width, and temple length; for travel or active days, look for durable construction and secure fit.