Consider which frame shapes flatter your face: round faces tend to suit more angular frames, while square/rectangular faces benefit from softer curves. Also check that the frame size fits your features and pick colors that harmonize with your wardrobe.

Look at the frame’s dimensions (eye and bridge width), material (acetate or metal for durability and comfort), and lens features (UV protection, color tint, and coatings). If you wear prescription lenses, confirm the frame can be fitted with them.

For all-day wear, choose lightweight frames with comfortable nose pads. For outdoor sun, prioritize UV protection and, if possible, polarized lenses. For screen time, look for coatings that reduce glare and blue-light resistance if offered.

Ensure the frame shape and size allow for enough lens thickness and consider compatibility with your optical prescription. Confirm with your optician whether the model supports prescription lenses and any needed lens type (single vision, progressives).