Prescription frame sunglasses

Start by matching your daily routine to frame style, lens type, and protection features. Consider your face shape and frame size to ensure a comfortable seal and proper alignment of your prescription. Choose a frame material you’ll wear daily—acetate for lightness, TR90 for durability, or metal for a sleek look. For prescription frame sunglasses, prioritize UV protection and a lens option (tinted, anti-blue light, or polarised) that suits outdoor use.

Lens technology determines how well your prescription frame sunglasses protect your eyes and perform in different lighting. Look for UV protection with high filtration and anti-blue light coatings for screen work. Consider polycarbonate lenses for impact resistance and lightweight comfort, plus scratch-resistant and anti-reflective coatings for durability and clarity. Choose a coating set that matches your typical environments and prescription needs.

For beginners, opt for versatile, easy-to-wear frames with standard UV protection and a straightforward prescription. For pros who spend long hours outdoors, prioritize durable materials, full UV protection, and advanced options like polarized or photochromic lenses. The fashion line offers a mix of acetate and metal frames in styles from cat-eye to oversized to balance comfort with style.

Clean them with a microfiber cloth and mild detergent to protect coatings. Avoid harsh solvents that can damage lenses, and store your prescription frame sunglasses in their case when not in use. Check frame materials (acetate, TR90, or metal) for durability and ensure proper adjustments for comfort; have a professional fit the frame to your prescription when needed.

Yes—frame shape influences fit, weight distribution, and how lenses align with your pupils. Cat-eye, oversized, and round options from the fashion collection provide different aesthetics while still supporting your prescription; choose a shape that suits your face and ensures accurate alignment with your eyesight.

Balance UV protection with blue-light blocking by choosing lenses that offer both features, or layering appropriate coatings. Outdoors, prioritize strong UV filtration and glare reduction (polarised if possible); indoors or on screens, choose anti-blue light options to reduce eye strain. The collection includes anti-blue light frames and cases to support everyday use with your prescription.