Men's Glasses

Everyone has their personal preferences when it comes to how they look and it’s no different for eyeglasses. 

So with so many different frames, colours, styles, filters, protective coatings for men’s glasses, how do you choose the right pair for you and always be in fashion?

Let’s start with fashionable but simple Clear glasses frames, break from the bold colours and give off a hip vibe with translucent eyeglasses. Clear frames can be the classic clear frame or transparent colours, like Arise Collective men’s glasses in various translucent frames and styles. Clear frames are trendy and cool and can fit most skin tones and outfits. 

Retro style glasses like Ray-Ban Clubmasters are a popular choice, wide enough to cover all points of vision, non-slip temples and adjustable nose pads that assure a comfortable fit. A pair of high-end Clubmaster glasses are available in so many different colours, even the Ray-Ban Clubmaster in Matte Black. You’ll fit right in with all the Mad Men fans.

Round frames are another popular style that many have rocked, like the iconic John Lennon. Try on a stylish pair of round men’s glasses frames with our Virtual Try-On tool and convince yourself that these are the pair for you.

Sometimes nothing beats a good old pair of classic square frames. Achieve a classic and timeless look with many shapes and colours that make square frames a great fit for modern men. Why not combine this stylish frame with transparent frame colour and zFORT® blue light blocking? What a match! Look cool with ageless and refreshing Transparent Square frames day and night. 

Or maybe you are tired of using full-rimmed frames and want to revamp your look. Then check out men’s rimless glasses with strong metal arms and adjustable nose pads, to ensure the best eye comfort after a long day at work.

If you are looking for men’s glasses frames or also prescription glasses then there are a few things to keep in mind when hunting for the right pair.

What are you going to be using the glasses for? Whether you are an adventurous outdoor person or someone who enjoys binging Netflix, the frame shape is important when choosing a pair of glasses to fit comfortably. 

If you are looking to channel your inner Clark Kent with a pair of wayfarer frames then if you have a round or heart-face shape you are more than likely to find a great pair. Wayfarer frames complement facial features with a wider forehead and a rounded chin or narrow jawline. Great news, you can also find wayfarer frames in fun and colourful prints to spice up your look. 

Looking to inspire people to choose peace and not war? If you have a square-shaped face, with strong facial features then a pair of round frames will take you a step closer to looking like a rock star entering Queen Elizabeth Hotel. 

Oval shaped faces do have balanced facial features and allow for many styles to look great on this shape. You could try classic square frames with embellishments or change up the look with a pair of retro cat-eyed men’s glasses frames. 

Curious to learn more about what frame would suit your face shape? With easy steps and a full face shape guide to access easily online, you’ll never have to struggle to find the perfect pair of men’s glasses. 

When choosing a pair of eyeglasses you also need to take into consideration the size. If you purchase a pair of glasses that are too tight or too loose you won’t be able to enjoy your new pair of glasses and allow for a comfortable fit. 

If these are your first pair of glasses you can take the measurement yourself and find the correct size that will sit comfortably on your face. You can do this by using a mirror and a ruler. Stand in front of the mirror and with the ruler measure the distance between your temples. Once you have your measurement you can confront it to the size chart and determine the perfect glasses frame size for you.  

If you already have a pair of eyeglasses then you can find your frame and lens width by looking at the 3 measurements on the inside of your glasses’ arms. There are important measurements that indicate the lens diameter (1st size), the bridge width (2nd number), and the length of the arm (3rd measurement). 

Normally if your frame size for eyeglasses is 50mm or below your glasses fit will be considered small. Between 51-54mm the fit for your frames will be medium and is one of the most common sizes. If you have a large fit then your measurements will start from 56mm.