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How do you choose glasses frames as a gift?
Glasses frames here means the frame itself, usually sold empty so the recipient drops their own prescription lenses in at any optician. That makes them giftable without a script — you're buying the look and the fit, not the vision correction. Start with shape: round and P3 panto read soft and vintage, cat-eye and browline add lift, rectangle and wayfarer-style suit square or angular faces, and aviator-shaped metal frames flatter most. Then check the three numbers printed inside a current pair — lens width (typically 48-54mm), bridge (16-20mm), and temple length (135-150mm). Materials matter: hand-poured cellulose acetate holds deep color and tortoise patterns, titanium and stainless stay feather-light, and laminated walnut, zebrawood, or bamboo gives a one-off grain. Price bands: stock acetate or metal frames $30-$75, laminated wood frames $45-$110, custom-shaped or hand-cut pairs $80-$180. Stock frames often ship in 3-7 business days; made-to-order shapes and engraved temples run 1-3 weeks.
Filter by frame shape, material, and temple length, and use the related searches to jump to round, cat-eye, or wood frame styles.