People with round faces often suit frames with stronger angles, such as rectangle, square and browline styles. These frame shapes can add definition and create the appearance of a longer, more balanced face.

Round, oval and aviator frames are popular choices for square face shapes. Their softer lines can help balance stronger facial features and create a more harmonious look.

Yes. Many frame styles work well across different face shapes. The overall fit, frame size and proportions often play a bigger role than face shape alone.

Glasses may be too small if they feel tight around your temples, leave pressure marks on your nose or sit too high on your face. Properly fitted frames should feel secure and comfortable throughout the day.

Frames that slide down your nose frequently or move when you turn your head may be too large. Oversized frames should still sit securely and align comfortably with your eyes.

Most glasses have measurements printed on the inside of the temple arm. These numbers usually indicate lens width, bridge width and temple length, helping you find a similar fit when purchasing new frames.

Glasses may slide down if the bridge fit is too wide, the frame size is too large or the nose pads require adjustment. Choosing frames with adjustable nose pads can often improve stability.

Yes. Adjustable nose pads allow for a more customised fit and can help reduce slipping, improve comfort and provide better support throughout the day.

Yes. Titanium is one of the lightest materials used in premium eyewear. Many people choose titanium frames because they provide long-lasting comfort without adding unnecessary weight.

Titanium frames are lightweight, durable and corrosion-resistant, making them ideal for everyday wear. Acetate frames offer more colour and pattern options, making them popular for fashion-focused styles.

Absolutely. Titanium is known for its strength and durability. It resists corrosion and daily wear, making it an excellent choice for long-term use.

Most eyewear frames can be fitted with prescription lenses. If you have specific prescription requirements, we recommend contacting us for personalised advice.

Use a microfibre cloth and lens cleaning solution specifically designed for eyewear. Avoid using paper towels, tissues or household cleaners, as these may damage the lenses or coatings.

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