Consider frame width, bridge fit, and face shape; choose a shade that complements your skin tone and hair, and ensure comfort for all-day wear.

Look at frame size (temple length, lens width), material (acetate vs metal), weight, and lens options (prescription availability, UV protection, coatings).

Consider all-day comfort, durability for daily wear, and lens features like anti-reflective coating or blue-light filtering if you use screens often.

Compare fit and sizing across models, whether prescription lenses are available, and the importance of sustainability or brand values for you to make a balanced choice.