Fit-Tech: how Aristar makes comfort easy
Designed for everyday wear, Aristar frames pair flexible spring hinges with stable full-rim fronts so the glasses feel secure without pinching. Most styles sit in the medium lens-width range (about 51–54 mm), giving balanced coverage and centering your eyes comfortably in the lenses.
Quick fit checklist
Choose the shape that balances your features — rectangles and squares add definition, while soft ovals keep it classic. If you’re shopping value, explore
Under $30 picks
and use size filters to match lens width and bridge. Expect easy wear from spring hinges that resist stretching over time.
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Feature
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What it means
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Best for
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Returns
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Spring hinges
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Flex with movement to reduce temple pressure
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All-day comfort; on-off wearers
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30-day returns if the fit feels off
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Full-rim build
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Solid frame edge surrounds lenses for stability
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Daily durability; active schedules
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Easy exchange within return window
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Metal & acetate
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Lightweight feel with classic finish options
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Office-to-weekend versatility
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Return-friendly if materials aren’t your style
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Size range ~51–54 mm
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Medium coverage that centers your eyes well
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Most face sizes seeking balanced fit
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Swap sizes inside the policy window
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“Lightweight, secure, and easy to wear — the kind of frame you forget you’re wearing until the compliments land.”
Learn the basics of choosing by proportions with our
Face-shape tips
or browse more labels via
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for similar fits. Questions about exchanges? See our
Returns & refund policy
anytime.
You’ll get Free US shipping and SSL-secured checkout with major cards & wallets. Most Aristar eyeglasses arrive with demo lenses; your optician can fit prescription lenses.
FAQ
Do Aristar eyeglasses arrive with demo lenses?
Yes. Frames typically ship with demo lenses that show the brand logo; your local optician can replace them with your prescription. This lets you choose the frame first, then handle lenses in person. Next step: use the size and shape filters to shortlist a couple of styles to try on at home.
Which Aristar sizes fit a medium face best?
Most Aristar styles list lens widths around 51–54 mm, which usually reads as a medium fit with balanced coverage. Check bridge width too so the frame rests evenly. Next step: filter by lens width and bridge, then compare two sizes to see which number centers your eyes best.
What do spring hinges actually do?
Spring hinges add a small internal mechanism that flexes outward, reducing temple pressure and helping the frame keep its shape over time. They’re ideal if you take glasses on and off often. Next step: look for “spring hinges: yes” in the specs while comparing similar shapes.
Are rectangular or square Aristar frames good for oval faces?
Yes. Rectangular and square frames add definition that complements balanced, oval features, while still keeping proportions tidy. If you prefer softer lines, try an oval silhouette. Next step: sort by shape and save two contrasting options to your wishlist for side-by-side viewing.
Do Aristar frames use adjustable nose pads?
Many metal or mixed-material frames include adjustable pads, while full-acetate styles typically rely on a molded bridge. Pads help fine-tune height and slip resistance. Next step: check the “frame material” in specs and choose metal or mixed builds if you want pad adjustability.
How do returns work if the fit isn’t right?
We offer 30-day returns for items in new condition with all accessories. Start a return from your order details and re-order the size or shape that felt closer. Next step: note what felt off (width, bridge, temple length) and use those cues to refine your filters on the next pick.
