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Ready for a new pair of glasses but can't decide on what types of frames you want? We're here to help.
Explore the different types of eyeglasses frames and the materials they're made of so you can choose the best frames for your needs and lifestyle.
Different shapes of eyeglass frames are better suited to different face shapes. If you want to understand more, check out our Face Shape Guide.
Aviator frames have teardrop-shaped lenses in a thin metal frame. They soften angular features and are ideal for oval, square, or heart-shaped faces.
These feature a heavier top frame, emphasizing the brow and adding an intellectual touch for oval, round, or square faces.
Cat-eye frames sweep up and away at the outer edges. These frames add glamour and lift to the eyes and are ideal for oval and heart-shaped faces.
Geometric frames come in shapes like hexagons or octagons. They are well-suited to oval or round faces, adding a modern, fashion-forward touch.
With a distinctive horn-like shape at the temples, these frames offer a classic, retro look that suits various face shapes.
Oval frames are rounded and elongated. These frames add balance and soften angular features, making them well-suited for square or rectangular faces.
Oversized frames are larger than normal, making a dramatic, fashion-forward statement for various face shapes.
Rectangle frames are straight and angular, providing a classic, professional look that adds structure to round faces.
Round frames are circular. These frames add retro or vintage style and soften features, making them a great choice for square or angular faces.
Square frames have equal width and height. These frames provide a strong, confident look and add structure and boldness, making them well-suited for round or oval faces.
When deciding what the right type of glasses frames works for you, you need to take a number of factors into consideration.
Some of the most important include:
Different frame shapes better complement different face shapes.
Frame size should be proportional to face size.
Frames that complement your skin tone enhance your overall appearance.
Find the right eyewear for your life, like durable frames for active lifestyles or classic designs for the office.
Frames should fit well and feel comfortable on all parts of your face.
Certain frames may not work will all glasses prescriptions.
You should wear frames that you like the look of and that match your personal style.
Certain frame materials are more durable and resistant to humidity, corrosion, and breakage.
Types of glasses frames are priced differently, depending on the designer, materials, and style.
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