Start with your face shape and frame size; round metal frames often suit oval or angular faces. Check the lens width and bridge fit to ensure comfortable wear, and pick a neutral gunmetal finish for versatile styling.

Key factors are frame size (eye width and bridge width), temple length, and overall fit. Ensure the frame supports your prescription and feels comfortable for daily use.

Look at lens options and coatings (anti-reflective, blue-light filtering), hinge durability, and whether you prefer spring hinges or a lighter metal for all-day comfort.

Choose lenses with anti-reflective and blue-light protection if you’ll be on screens, and select a frame with a secure, comfortable fit (adjustable nose pads, reliable hinges) for extended wear.