Quick answer: match your current size, then fine-tune.
Start with measurements you already wear - keep the bridge close to your baseline and adjust lens width by 1-2 mm to balance pressure across the nose and temples. Frames arrive with demo lenses; your optician fits your prescription.
Comfort-first optical picks - Lightec eyeglasses
Prefer a lighter feel? Many metal builds read quieter on the face and make small nose adjustments easier. If you like that flexible, low-fuss experience, our short guide on spring-hinge benefits explains why the temple action matters for comfort over a full day.
Materials and care. Hand-polished acetate brings color depth and a smooth touch, while wire fronts keep weight down and let an optician micro-adjust the nose fit. Most listings include a protective case or pouch - check “What’s included” on the product page before you buy.
Face-shape balance. Contrast is a quick cheat: angular fronts can sharpen softer features; rounded edges calm strong lines. Match frame width to your cheek line first, then fine-tune the bridge so the frame sits level without hot spots.
Comparing at home? Take two daylight photos per option and note bridge height and temple contact. If you’re deciding between sizes, your current pair is the best baseline. For store policies before you order, review our return policy.
| Shape/Material |
Fit notes |
Size (mm) |
| Rectangle, Metal |
Easy medium fit - clean, business-casual read |
Typical lens widths around 47-51 |
| Round, Metal |
Narrow-medium feel - softens angular features |
Typical lens widths around 46-49 |
“Light on the nose and easy to forget I’m wearing them.”
Selections rotate with new arrivals - confirm availability on the product page as you compare.
FAQ
Are Lightec glasses authentic?
Yes - ModaFrames is an authorized retailer for Lightec. You’re shopping genuine Lightec frames with the quality the brand is known for.
How do I pick the right size in Lightec eyeglasses?
Use a pair you already wear as your baseline. Keep the bridge close to that fit for stability, then test lens width one step up or down to relax pressure or tighten the feel.
Do Lightec frames suit narrow or medium faces?
Expect a narrow-to-medium feel across many styles. Start with the lens width you already own; if the front feels roomy, drop 1-2 mm, and if it pinches, step slightly wider.
What do numbers like 52-18-140 mean on eyeglasses?
They are lens width, bridge width, and temple length in millimeters. Keep lens width close to your favorite pair, then choose a bridge that sits level without sliding.
Are Lightec frames heavy?
No - the line emphasizes light-feeling builds with clean, minimal fronts. If you prefer the lightest sensation, look at slim wire options and verify the size sits stable on your nose.
Which Lightec shapes work for round faces?
Angular fronts add definition and read a bit sharper, while slightly upswept edges can lift the look. Keep overall width aligned to your cheek line for a balanced result.
How should I compare two sizes at home?
Take quick photos in daylight, note bridge height and where temples touch. The frame that sits level with even pressure usually stays comfortable through a full day.
Do Lightec eyeglasses need special care?
Treat them like any quality frame: store in a case when not in use, avoid heat, and have an optician make small adjustments so the bridge and temples stay comfortable.
Can I get prescription lenses in these frames?
Yes - the frames arrive with demo lenses and your optician fits your prescription to match your measurements and lens design.
Are Lightec frames good for all-day wear?
They’re designed for easy, low-fuss comfort. Focus on getting the bridge right; then fine-tune lens width so the front feels balanced from morning to evening.
