Our Frames

Our vast selection of frames is meticulously chosen to meet quality, price, and stylish standards. Frames are made from well-known materials such as acetate, metal, stainless steel, titanium, and TR90 plastic.

All our frames come with a 365-day warranty against manufacturing defects. Clearance frames do not offer this warranty as they are final sale (most clearance models are discontinued).

Our frames come in different sizes, shapes, and colors. You can filter your search to efficiently find your perfect pair(s).

How to Choose Your Frame

Several elements come into play when choosing your frame:

The Size

If you already have a pair of glasses that you find comfortable, you can choose a similar size. In general, the size is indicated on the inside of the temple (e.g., 53x18x140mm: These numbers correspond respectively to the width of the lens, the width of the bridge, and the length of the temples).

You can also measure the total width of your glasses in mm from one temple to the other near the front of the frame.

The Shape

Choosing glasses that suit the shape of your face can really enhance your look and comfort. Here are some tips for different types of face shapes:

Oval Face

This elongated and rounded face shape allows you to adopt most frame shapes and styles. It's the ideal face shape! Have fun choosing your frame. Your possibilities are endless!

Round Face

This face is distinguished mainly by its curves. It would be wise to avoid round frames, as they will only accentuate this shape. Instead, opt to create contrast by choosing an angular frame shape such as square, geometric, and rectangular. These shapes help lengthen and slim the face. Cat-Eye glasses will also look good on you, creating a lifted effect.

Square or Rectangular Face

This face shape with pronounced angular features is defined by a strong jawline. In this case, it is preferable to avoid angular frame shapes (square, rectangular, geometric), as these will only accentuate your features. Instead, opt for a frame with rounded contours, such as round, oval, and cat-eye frames with a rounded bottom. These shapes can complement and balance the sharp features of this face.

Diamond Face

This face is characterized by a narrow forehead and jawline but prominent cheeks and cheekbones. For this face shape, it is preferable to emphasize the top of the frame to balance your features. We suggest "browline" frames with a strong browline that contrasts with the cheekbones. Other frame shapes also work well for diamond faces, such as cat-eye glasses, round, oval, and rectangular glasses.

Heart-shaped Face

This face shape is characterized by a wide forehead, high cheekbones, and a narrow chin. Several frame shapes can balance the broader features at the forehead level, such as browline frames, cat-eye, aviator, round, or oval glasses. These rounded base shapes provide balance to the narrower, pointy chin.

Triangle Face

This face shape is mainly characterized by a wide square jawline and a narrow forehead. To balance these features, we recommend frames with a wider and more pronounced upper part and a rounded and more discreet lower part. This created contrast gives the illusion of a wider forehead and a softened, less angular jaw. For these face features, suitable frame models are aviators, browline, and cat-eye frames.

The Color

The choice of color for your glasses can vary depending on your skin tone, eye color, hair color, and personal preferences. Here are some general recommendations:

Warm Tone

If you have a warm tone, with golden or olive undertones, the colors of glasses that will enhance you are warm tones such as bronze, copper, gold, brown, beige, red, orange, and all earthy colors. Avoid very cold colors like icy blue or steel gray.

Cool Tone

For a cool tone with pink or bluish undertones, opt for frame colors such as black, gray, silver, blue, green, or purple. Brighter tones like electric blue, emerald green, and violet can also be very chic. Avoid warm colors like yellow or bright red.

Neutral Tone

If your tone is neutral with balanced warm and cool nuances, you have more flexibility in color choice. Neutral tones (gray, brown, black) and bolder colors (red, blue, green) can work very well. Metallic frames (gold, rose gold, silver) can also be elegant choices.

Eye Color

You can't go wrong choosing a frame in the same color as your eyes. For example, blue glasses would accentuate the beautiful blue of your eyes. If you have brown eyes, a brown, tortoise, copper, bronze or any other earthy color frame will suit you perfectly.

Your Style

The choice of glasses can really reflect and accentuate someone's personality and style. Here are some suggestions based on different types of personalities:

Classic and Elegant

Opt for acetate or metal frames in round, oval, rectangular, or aviator shapes. Neutral colors such as black, brown, gray, gold or silver work well. These choices are timeless and elegant and complement a traditional and refined style.

Creative and Bold

Choose original or artistic frames in unexpected bright colors. Interesting shapes and unusual patterns can also be a good choice. If you want to stand out, dare to take risks and express your creativity through your stylish look!

Modern and Technological

Opt for sleek design frames made of modern materials such as titanium, metal, or translucide plastic. These models with geometric or futuristic shapes complement a contemporary, minimalist, and elegant look.

Romantic and Chic

This selection of frames offers models with delicate details like ornaments, floral patterns, or rounded shapes. These frames add a soft, feminine, and poetic touch, perfect for someone who loves refined details.