Fit that just slips on
Most Furla frames run true-to-size with balanced proportions, so start near your current lens width (typically 48–53 mm for eyeglasses, 53–57 mm for sunglasses). If you prefer a lighter feel, look for thinner temples and spring hinges for flex at the ears.
Smart comfort and lens know-how
Acetate fronts give a smooth, warm-to-the-touch finish, while metal styles often add adjustable nose pads for fine tuning. For sunglass picks, look for UV clarity and glare control that keep colors natural on bright days; eyeglasses ship with demo lenses and are ready for your prescription at an optician.
Love a little lift? Try our edit of Upswept shapes for that gentle, face-opening curve. If temples pinch or slip, frames with flex are your friend — here’s why spring hinges help on all-day wear.
Care, returns, and peace of mind
Wipe lenses with a clean microfiber cloth; lukewarm water helps loosen dust before polishing. Store in the case to avoid scratches. Shop with Free US shipping, and if it’s not quite right, our Returns & Refund Policy makes exchanges simple — enjoy 30-day returns.
| Best for |
Fit notes |
Filter tip |
Returns |
| Petite faces |
Lens width 48–50 mm; narrow bridges |
Use Lens Width and Bridge Width |
30 days from delivery |
| Everyday wear |
Spring hinges for flexible comfort |
Toggle Spring Hinges |
Items must be new/unused |
| Sun days |
Look for wrap or larger coverage |
Filter by Lens Type and Frame Color |
See policy for full details |
“Colors pop without shouting, and the fit feels dialed in — my go-to pair for work and weekends.”
FAQ
Are Furla eyeglasses ready for prescription lenses?
Yes. Furla eyeglass frames arrive with non-prescription demo lenses, and your optician will swap them for your prescription. Bring your current frame size as a reference to speed up the fit, and ask for lens coatings that match how and where you use your glasses.
Do Furla sunglasses provide UV protection?
Furla sunglasses are designed with sun lenses intended for everyday UV protection and visual comfort. Coverage varies by model, so check each product description for lens details. Larger lenses and wraps typically reduce peripheral glare for bright, reflective conditions.
How do Furla sizes typically fit?
Most frames fit true-to-size. Start within 1–2 mm of your current lens width, and consider temple length if you have a high ear placement. Metal styles with adjustable nose pads offer more tuning for low or high bridges, while acetate bridges feel more set once fitted.
Which Furla shapes work for my face?
Round and oval faces often love square or rectangular lines, while heart and square faces get a soft lift from cat-eye curves. If you are unsure, begin with balanced, slightly upswept frames; they tend to open the eye area without adding bulk to the jawline.
What comes in the box with Furla frames?
Frames typically include a protective case, though contents can vary by model. Always review the product page for what is included. Keeping packaging and accessories intact helps if you decide to exchange or return within the allowed window.
Can I adjust the fit at home?
Minor tweaks are best done by an optician to avoid damage. For quick comfort, ensure temples are straight and the frame sits level; adjustable nose pads on metal styles can be gently set by a professional. A short in-store adjustment usually takes just a few minutes.
