Frames arrive with demo lenses (non-prescription), and your optician can fit your Rx easily. That means you can focus on choosing shape and fit first - lenses come next without hassle.
Fit & sizing tips (petite to wide)
Start with width: if frames rest high or pinch, size up; if they slide, try a snugger bridge or pads. For petite faces, look for shorter lens heights; for broader faces, consider slightly thicker temples. Low-bridge wearers benefit from adjustable pads or a keyhole bridge. Expect a brief adjustment period, then a tailored-from-day-one feel.
Materials & care for daily wear
Acetate offers a warm-to-the-touch feel and easy in-store adjustments. Metal frames give precise pad tuning and a slimmer profile. Clean with a microfiber cloth; avoid hot water and harsh cleaners. Shopping on a budget? Check our curated Under $30 picks to test-drive a new silhouette before committing.
Face-shape pointers for quick picks
Round faces often balance well with angular lines; square faces soften with gentle curves; heart shapes pair nicely with slightly wider lower rims. Not sure where to start? Skim our concise Face-shape tips and shortlist two styles to compare at home.
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Frame feel
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Fit notes
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Size range
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Returns
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Lightweight acetate
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Comfortable on long days; easy temple adjustments
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Narrow to medium
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30-day returns per our Returns & Refund Policy
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Slim metal
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Adjustable pads help low bridges; balanced nose grip
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Medium to wide
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30-day returns; start a return online
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Spring-hinge designs
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Flex at the temple reduces pressure points
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Flexible across sizes
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30-day returns; keep tags and case
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“Lightweight, balanced, and I forgot I had them on by lunch. Simple, flattering shapes without fuss.”
FAQ
Do Elegance eyeglasses come with lenses?
Eyeglass frames arrive with non-prescription demo lenses so you can see the look and fit right away. Your local optician will replace them with your prescription lenses and adjust pads and temples for comfort. This keeps selection simple now and lens choices flexible later.
How do I choose a size if my face is petite?
Start with narrow widths and shorter lens heights to avoid sliding and cheek touch. Keyhole bridges and adjustable pads can help maintain balance. If frames still sit low, try a slightly tighter bridge or a model labeled narrow. Compare two close sizes to feel the difference.
What if frames press on my temples after an hour?
That pressure often points to a tight temple curve or an overall width that is too small. A quick adjustment to relax the temple angle usually solves it. Spring-hinge styles add forgiveness during long wear. If discomfort persists, size up one step for a roomier fit.
Are there budget-friendly options to try a new style?
Yes. Look for entry-price frames to experiment with shape before investing in premium finishes. Lighter materials can still feel secure when adjusted well. If you are between sizes, choose the snugger bridge and ask your optician to ease the temples for comfort.
How should I clean and care for my frames?
Use a microfiber cloth and lens-safe spray. Avoid hot water, alcohol, or household cleaners that can dull finishes. Store glasses in a case when not worn. If a screw loosens or a pad shifts, a quick tune-up restores fit and keeps the frame feeling fresh.
What is the return window if the fit is not right?
You have 30 days to return items in new condition, including the case and inserts. Start your request online and pack frames securely to avoid damage in transit. If you still need help with sizing, our fit tips above can guide your next selection.
