Start with your face size and shape, then match the frame proportions to your features. Ensure a comfortable fit at the temples and nose, and confirm your prescription can be accommodated.

Key attributes include frame size (lens width and bridge), metal frame weight and durability, hinge quality, and whether your lenses can be prescription with coatings (anti-reflective, scratch-resistant) or specialty options.

For all-day use, choose lightweight metal frames with adjustable nose pads and a secure fit. If you spend long hours at a screen, consider lenses with anti-reflective coating or blue-light protection.

Look for frames of medium size with a comfortable nose bridge, reliable hinges, and RX-ready options. Check available lens options and coatings, and choose a model with a good return or warranty policy.