Consider your face shape, frame size, and comfort. Choose lenses that fit your prescription or needs (UV protection, anti-reflective coating) and ensure the bridge and temples feel secure.

Key criteria include frame size (eye and bridge width), overall fit, lens type (prescription vs. non-prescription, blue light), material durability, and hinge quality.

For daily wear, prioritize comfort and sturdy hinges; for screen use, consider blue-light or anti-glare lenses; and choose a finish that matches your usual color palette.

Look for frames labeled Asian Fit or with smaller measurements (shorter temple length, narrower bridge). These are designed for a tighter fit and can reduce slipping on smaller faces.