Start with your face shape and frame size; round frames tend to soften angular features and suit oval or heart-shaped faces. Consider comfort and how the frames sit on your nose and ears.

Look at lens width and bridge size to ensure a good fit, temple length for comfort, the frame material and finish (silver metal), and the available lens options (clear, prescription, or coatings like UV/anti-reflective).

Consider how you’ll use them (daily wear, desk work, or meetings), the weight and comfort, nose pads, hinge durability, and any coating preferences (anti-glare, scratch resistance).

Ask about consistent sizing (lens width, bridge, temple length), fit across similar face shapes, and warranty or aftercare; also check whether the style matches your personal taste and whether you need prescription compatibility.