At Eyeboss, we strive to ensure that our frame sizes are accurate and consistent with industry standards. However, variations in fit can occur due to differences in frame styles, materials, and individual face shapes. Here’s what you need to know:

1. Frame Measurements: Our frames are measured according to standard dimensions, including lens width, bridge width, and temple length. These measurements are designed to give you a clear understanding of the frame size.
2. Variations by Style: Certain styles, such as oversized or wraparound frames, may fit differently even if the measurements are similar to other frames. For example, an oversized frame may feel larger on your face compared to a more traditional style with the same lens width.
3. Material Differences: The material of the frame (e.g., metal, acetate, or TR90) can also affect how the frame fits. Some materials are more flexible or adjustable, which can impact the overall fit.
4. Size Guide: Refer to our size guide for additional information on how to choose the right frame size based on your face shape and existing glasses.
5. Customer Support: If you’re concerned about the fit or size of a particular frame, our customer service team is here to assist. We can provide personalized recommendations to ensure you find a frame that fits comfortably and suits your style.

While we work hard to ensure accurate sizing, individual preferences and variations in design may result in slight differences in fit. If you have any questions or need help finding the right size, don’t hesitate to reach out to us!

Yes, at Eyeboss, you have the option to order frames without lenses. This is a great choice if you prefer to have your lenses fitted elsewhere or simply want the frames as a fashion accessory. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Select Your Frames: Browse our collection and choose the frames you like.
2. Choose "Frame Only" Option: During the customization process, select the "Frame Only" option if available. This will allow you to purchase the frames without prescription or non-prescription lenses.
3. Complete Your Order: Proceed to checkout as usual. Your frames will be shipped to you without any lenses installed.
4. Custom Fitting: Once you receive the frames, you can take them to your local optician to have your prescription lenses fitted, or you can simply wear them as a fashion accessory.

If you have any questions about ordering frames without lenses or need assistance with your order, our customer service team is here to help!

At Eyeboss, many of our frames are available in multiple color options to suit your style preferences. Here’s how you can find and select different colors for your frames:

1. Check Product Page: When browsing a specific frame, look for color options listed on the product page. You may see swatches or dropdown menus that allow you to choose from different available colors.
2. Explore Our Collection: Some frame styles come in a variety of colors and finishes. If you don’t see the color you want on a particular product page, explore similar frames in our collection that might offer the color you’re looking for.
3. Limited Edition Colors: Occasionally, we offer limited edition colors or special releases. Keep an eye on our website or subscribe to our newsletter for updates on new and exclusive color options.

If you need any help selecting the right color or have questions about availability, our customer service team is here to assist! We’re committed to helping you find the perfect pair of frames in the color you love.

Choosing between full-rim, half-rim, and rimless frames depends on your personal style, prescription needs, and lifestyle. Here’s a guide to help you decide which option is best for you:

1. Full-Rim Frames:
• Description: Full-rim frames completely encircle the lenses, offering the most support and durability. They come in a wide variety of materials, styles, and colors, making them a versatile choice.
• Best For: Those with strong prescriptions, as full-rim frames provide better support for thicker lenses. They’re also ideal for people who want to make a bold fashion statement or prefer more durable eyewear.
• Style: Full-rim frames can be classic, modern, or trendy, and they often draw attention to your eyes.
2. Half-Rim Frames (Semi-Rimless):
• Description: Half-rim frames, also known as semi-rimless, only cover the top half of the lenses. The lower part of the lenses is left exposed, giving a lighter, more minimalistic look.
• Best For: Those who want a balance between durability and a lightweight feel. Half-rim frames are ideal for people who prefer a subtle appearance but still want some frame presence.
• Style: These frames offer a sophisticated and professional look, perfect for those who prefer a minimalist yet stylish design.
3. Rimless Frames:
• Description: Rimless frames have no surrounding frame around the lenses. The lenses are attached directly to the temples and bridge, creating a nearly invisible look.
• Best For: People who want the lightest, most discreet option. Rimless frames are great for those who prefer an understated style and don’t want their glasses to dominate their face.
• Style: Rimless frames are sleek and minimalist, making them ideal for those who want a barely-there look. They’re also very lightweight and comfortable.

Considerations:

• Durability: Full-rim frames tend to be the most durable, while rimless frames require more careful handling due to their delicate construction.
• Weight: Rimless and half-rim frames are generally lighter than full-rim frames, making them more comfortable for extended wear.
• Prescription Strength: If you have a strong prescription, full-rim frames may be the best choice to support thicker lenses, while rimless frames are better suited for lighter prescriptions.

Ultimately, the choice between full-rim, half-rim, and rimless frames depends on your personal preferences, style, and prescription needs. If you need help deciding which option is right for you, our customer service team is here to assist!

The numbers printed on the inside of your eyeglass frame refer to the dimensions of the frame, which help you understand its size and fit. These numbers typically represent the lens width, bridge width, and temple length, measured in millimeters (mm). Here’s a breakdown of what each number means:

1. Lens Width (e.g., 52mm):
• This is the horizontal width of each lens, measured in millimeters. It indicates how wide the lenses are from side to side. Larger numbers mean wider lenses.
2. Bridge Width (e.g., 18mm):
• The bridge width is the distance between the two lenses, measured across the part of the frame that sits on your nose. It determines how much space there is between the lenses and how the frame fits on your nose.
3. Temple Length (e.g., 140mm):
• The temple length refers to the length of the arms (or temples) of the frame, measured from the hinge to the end of the arm. It affects how the glasses fit over your ears.

For example, if your frame is labeled "52-18-140," it means:

• Lens Width: 52mm
• Bridge Width: 18mm
• Temple Length: 140mm

These measurements can help you find frames that fit similarly to your current glasses or guide you in selecting new frames that suit your face shape and size.

If you have any questions about these numbers or need help finding the right size, feel free to contact our customer service team. We’re here to help you find the perfect fit!

Yes, many of our frames at Eyeboss come in different sizes to accommodate a variety of face shapes and preferences. Frame sizes typically refer to the lens width, bridge width, and temple length, which are measured in millimeters (mm). Here’s what you need to know:

1. Frame Size Components:
• Lens Width: The horizontal width of each lens, usually ranging from 48mm to 54mm.
• Bridge Width: The distance between the two lenses, typically between 16mm and 22mm.
• Temple Length: The length of the arms, usually between 135mm and 145mm.
2. Available Sizes:
• Some frames are offered in multiple sizes, allowing you to choose the one that best fits your face. Check the product details to see if different size options are available for the frame you’re interested in.
3. Sizing Guide:
• To find the right size for you, compare the frame measurements with your current glasses or use our frame size guide, which provides recommendations based on face shape and size.
4. Customizable Fit:
• If you need a specific size or adjustment, our customer service team can assist you in finding the perfect fit or provide information on frame adjustability.
5. Virtual Try-On (if available):
• Use our virtual try-on tool to see how different frame sizes look on your face. This can help you visualize the fit before making a purchase.

If you’re unsure about which frame size to choose, don’t hesitate to contact our customer service team for personalized recommendations. We’re here to help you find the perfect fit!

Choosing the right frame style for your face shape can enhance your appearance and provide a comfortable fit. Here’s a guide to help you find the best frame style based on your face shape:

1. Round Face:
• Best Frames: Angular and geometric frames, such as rectangular or square frames, add definition and balance to a round face. Cat-eye frames can also create a flattering contrast.
• Avoid: Round frames or frames that are too small, as they may accentuate the roundness of your face.
2. Oval Face:
• Best Frames: Oval faces are versatile and can wear most frame styles. Choose frames that are as wide or wider than the broadest part of your face. Rectangular, square, and aviator frames work well.
• Avoid: Frames that are overly large or too small may disrupt the natural balance of your face.
3. Square Face:
• Best Frames: Soften strong jawlines and angular features with round or oval frames. Frames with softer edges, such as aviators or rounded cat-eye styles, complement square faces.
• Avoid: Sharp, angular frames that mirror the shape of your face, as they can exaggerate angular features.
4. Heart-Shaped Face:
• Best Frames: Balance a wider forehead with frames that are wider at the bottom, such as aviators, rimless frames, or round frames. Cat-eye frames can also complement this face shape.
• Avoid: Frames that are too wide at the top, as they may emphasize the width of your forehead.
5. Diamond Face:
• Best Frames: Highlight your cheekbones with oval, cat-eye, or rimless frames. Frames with detailing on the browline can also draw attention to your eyes and add balance.
• Avoid: Narrow frames that may exaggerate the width of your cheekbones and make your forehead and chin appear narrower.
6. Rectangular/Oblong Face:
• Best Frames: Frames with depth, such as oversized or square frames, can shorten the length of your face and add balance. Wider frames with decorative elements on the temples can also create a flattering look.
• Avoid: Narrow or small frames that can make your face appear longer.
7. Triangle Face:
• Best Frames: Frames that are wider at the top, such as cat-eye or browline styles, can balance a narrower jawline. These frames help create a sense of proportion.
• Avoid: Frames that are too heavy at the bottom, as they may draw attention to the lower part of your face.

If you’re unsure about which frame style is best for your face shape, our customer service team is here to help! We can provide personalized recommendations to ensure you find the perfect pair of glasses that complement your features and suit your style.

If you have a strong prescription and want to avoid thick, bulky lenses, you can opt for thinner lens options. Here’s how to get thinner lenses for your glasses:

1. Choose High-Index Lenses:
• High-index lenses are designed to be thinner and lighter than standard lenses, even for strong prescriptions. The higher the index, the thinner the lens.
• 1.67 High-Index Lenses: A popular choice for moderately strong prescriptions, offering a balance of thinness and affordability.
• 1.74 High-Index Lenses: The thinnest option available, ideal for very strong prescriptions. These lenses provide maximum reduction in thickness while maintaining clarity.
2. Consider Aspheric Lenses:
• Aspheric lenses are designed with a flatter curve, reducing the overall thickness and minimizing distortion at the edges. This makes them thinner and more aesthetically pleasing, especially for higher prescriptions.
3. Smaller Frame Size:
• Choosing smaller frames can also help reduce lens thickness. Larger frames require more lens material, which can lead to thicker lenses, especially for high prescriptions. Opting for a smaller or more compact frame can make your lenses appear thinner.
4. Material Choice:
• Polycarbonate and Trivex lenses are thinner and lighter than standard plastic lenses, making them good options for those seeking thinner lenses.
5. Anti-Reflective Coating:
• Adding an anti-reflective (AR) coating can further enhance the appearance of your lenses by reducing glare and reflections, making them appear clearer and less noticeable.
6. Consult with Our Team:
• If you're unsure which lens type is best for your prescription, our customer service team can help guide you to the right choice. We’ll recommend the thinnest lens options based on your specific needs and prescription strength.

By selecting the right lens material and frame size, you can achieve a stylish and comfortable look with thinner lenses. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us!

At Eyeboss, many of our eyeglass frames can also be customized as sunglasses. Here’s how you can order your favorite frames with sun protection:

1. Select Any Frame: Browse our collection of eyeglass frames. Most of the frames available on our website can be ordered as prescription or non-prescription sunglasses.
2. Choose Your Lenses: During the checkout process, you’ll have the option to select your lens type. Choose from a variety of sunglass lenses, including:
• Tinted Lenses: Available in various shades (e.g., gray, brown, green) to reduce glare and protect your eyes from the sun.
• Polarized Lenses: These lenses help reduce glare from reflective surfaces like water or snow, making them ideal for outdoor activities.
• UV Protection: All of our sunglass lenses come with 100% UV protection to shield your eyes from harmful UV rays.
• Gradient Lenses: For a stylish look, gradient lenses are darker at the top and gradually lighten toward the bottom.
3. Prescription or Non-Prescription: Whether you need prescription sunglasses or just a fashionable pair of non-prescription shades, you can customize the lenses to suit your needs.
4. Custom Sunglasses: If you prefer specific lens colors or additional coatings (e.g., anti-reflective, mirror finish), you can select these options during the customization process.

If you have any questions about which frames are best suited for sunglasses or need assistance with customization, feel free to contact our customer service team. We’re here to help you create the perfect pair of sunglasses tailored to your style and vision needs!

Choosing the right frame size is essential for both comfort and appearance. Here’s how to ensure your frames fit perfectly:

1. Check Your Current Glasses: If you already wear glasses that fit well, check the frame size printed on the inside of the temple arm (e.g., 52-18-140). This number represents the lens width, bridge width, and temple length in millimeters. Use this as a reference when selecting your new frames.
2. Understand Frame Measurements:
• Lens Width: This is the horizontal width of each lens, usually between 48-54mm. Choose a lens width that complements your face size—smaller for narrower faces, larger for broader faces.
• Bridge Width: The distance between the lenses, typically 16-22mm. Ensure the bridge width is comfortable on your nose without pinching or slipping.
• Temple Length: The length of the arms, usually 135-145mm. Make sure the temples rest comfortably over your ears without being too short or too long.
3. Consider Your Face Shape and Size:
• Face Shape: Different frame shapes complement different face shapes (e.g., round frames for square faces, angular frames for round faces). Choose a frame shape that balances your facial features.
• Face Size: If you have a small face, opt for narrower frames, and for larger faces, choose wider frames to maintain proportion.
4. Try the Virtual Try-On Tool (if available): Some websites offer virtual try-on tools where you can upload a photo and see how different frames look on your face. This can be a great way to visualize the fit before purchasing.
5. Consult the Frame Size Guide: Many websites provide a frame size guide that includes measurements and recommendations based on face shape and size. Use this guide to find the best fit.

Finding the perfect frame size ensures that your glasses not only look great but also feel comfortable throughout the day. If you need further assistance, we’re here to help!

If your frame doesn't fit comfortably, there are several steps you can take to improve the fit:

1. Minor Adjustments at Home:
• Temple Arms: If the glasses are too tight or loose around your ears, you can gently adjust the temple arms. For metal frames, carefully bend the arms inward or outward to achieve a better fit. For plastic frames, you may need to warm the arms slightly with warm water or a hairdryer before making adjustments.
• Nose Pads: If your glasses are sitting too high or too low, you can adjust the nose pads (if applicable) to raise or lower the frame on your face.
2. Visit a Professional:
• If you’re uncomfortable making adjustments yourself or the fit requires more significant changes, we recommend visiting a local optician. They can make precise adjustments to ensure the perfect fit.
3. Contact Customer Service:
• If the frame still doesn't fit well after adjustments, or if the issue is due to the frame size or design, contact our customer service team. We can help you explore other frame options that may better suit your face shape and size.
4. Try Before You Buy (Coming Soon):
• Keep an eye out for our upcoming "Try at Home" feature, which will allow you to test frames before making a final purchase, ensuring the best fit from the start.

Your comfort is important to us, and we’re here to help you find the perfect fit. If you have any concerns or need further assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to our customer service team!

If the frame you prefer is currently out of stock, don’t worry—there are a few options to help you get the glasses you love:

1. Join the Waitlist: If available, sign up for our waitlist or email notifications for that specific frame. You’ll be notified as soon as the frame is back in stock, so you can place your order right away.
2. Check for Restock Dates: Contact our customer service team to inquire about restock dates. We can provide you with an estimated timeline for when the frame will be available again.
3. Explore Similar Styles: While waiting for your preferred frame to be restocked, consider exploring similar styles or colors that might also suit your taste. Our customer service team can assist you in finding alternatives that match your preferences.
4. Custom Orders (if applicable): In some cases, we may offer the option to place a custom order for out-of-stock frames. Contact our customer service team to see if this option is available for the frame you want.

We understand how disappointing it can be when your favorite frame is out of stock, and we’re here to help you find the best solution. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our customer service team!

When choosing eyeglasses, especially if you have a strong prescription (Rx), the size of the frame plays a crucial role in both comfort and lens thickness. Here’s what you need to know:

1. Smaller Frames for Strong Prescriptions:
• If you have a strong prescription, smaller frames are often recommended. Smaller lenses reduce the thickness and weight of the lenses, making your glasses more comfortable to wear and less bulky in appearance.
2. Avoid Oversized Frames:
• Larger frames can result in thicker lenses at the edges, particularly for high myopia (nearsightedness). This can make the lenses heavier and create a "coke bottle" effect, where the edges appear thick and magnified. For strong prescriptions, it's best to avoid oversized or wide frames.
3. Lens Material Matters:
• Consider high-index lenses if you have a strong prescription. High-index lenses are thinner and lighter than standard lenses, reducing the overall bulk. They’re designed to provide the same vision correction with less material, making them ideal for strong prescriptions.
4. Frame Material:
• Lightweight materials like acetate, titanium, or TR90 can help offset the weight of thicker lenses, providing a more comfortable fit.
5. Lens Shape:
• Rounded or oval-shaped lenses can also minimize lens thickness compared to rectangular or square frames.
6. Consultation:
• If you're unsure which frame size or style is best for your prescription, feel free to contact our customer service team. We can help you find frames that will accommodate your strong Rx while ensuring a comfortable and stylish fit.

By considering the frame size and materials, you can find the perfect pair of glasses that balances both fashion and function, even with a strong prescription.

Yes, Eyeboss offers a selection of glasses with spring hinges. Spring hinges provide added flexibility and comfort by allowing the temple arms to bend outward slightly without causing damage. This feature is especially useful for those who need a little extra room or for glasses that are worn frequently throughout the day.

Benefits of spring hinges include:

• Enhanced Durability: The flexible hinges reduce the risk of breakage or strain on the frame, making them more durable over time.
• Improved Comfort: The added flexibility allows for a more comfortable fit, especially if you have a wider face or need your glasses to stay securely in place during movement.
• Less Pressure: Spring hinges reduce the pressure on your temples, preventing headaches and discomfort from tight-fitting frames.

If you're interested in glasses with spring hinges, you can browse our collection or filter your search to find the styles that include this feature. If you need further assistance, feel free to contact our customer service team, and we'll help you find the perfect pair!

At Eyeboss, we offer a wide range of eyeglass frames made from various high-quality materials. Each material has its own unique properties, so you can choose the one that best suits your style, comfort, and durability needs:

1. Acetate:
• Acetate is a lightweight and durable plastic that comes in a wide variety of colors and patterns. It's a popular choice for stylish, bold frames and offers excellent comfort and flexibility.
2. Metal:
• Metal frames are known for their sleek and minimalist appearance. Common metals used include stainless steel, titanium, and aluminum. Metal frames are often lightweight, durable, and hypoallergenic (especially titanium).
3. TR90:
• TR90 is a lightweight and flexible thermoplastic material that is resistant to wear and tear. It's ideal for active lifestyles and provides a comfortable fit that adapts to different face shapes.
4. Titanium:
• Titanium frames are incredibly strong, lightweight, and hypoallergenic, making them an excellent choice for those with sensitive skin or who prefer durable yet comfortable eyewear.
5. Wood:
• For a unique and eco-friendly option, some of our frames are made from natural wood. These frames offer a distinctive look and are often handcrafted for a one-of-a-kind finish.
6. Mixed Materials:
• Some frames combine materials, such as metal and acetate, to create a blend of durability and style. These hybrid designs often offer the best of both worlds, with a modern and versatile aesthetic.
7. Rimless Frames:
• Rimless frames typically feature a combination of metal or titanium for the temples and bridge, with no visible frame around the lenses. They provide a minimalist, lightweight look that’s ideal for those who prefer subtle eyewear.

When selecting frame materials, consider your lifestyle, comfort, and personal style preferences. If you have any questions or need assistance choosing the right material for your frames, our customer service team is here to help!

Choosing the right frames is essential for both comfort and style. Here are some tips to help you find the perfect pair of eyeglasses:

1. Consider Your Face Shape:
• Round Face: Look for angular, rectangular, or square frames to add definition and balance.
• Oval Face: Most frame shapes work well with oval faces, but try to avoid frames that are too large or too small for your features.
• Square Face: Soften strong jawlines with round or oval frames that create a contrast.
• Heart-Shaped Face: Balance a wider forehead with frames that are wider at the bottom, such as aviator or rimless styles.
2. Think About Your Lifestyle:
• Everyday Wear: If you’ll be wearing your glasses daily, opt for durable materials and a comfortable fit.
• Active Lifestyle: Consider lightweight and flexible frames that can withstand movement and activity.
• Fashion Statement: If you love making a bold statement, experiment with trendy shapes, colors, and patterns.
3. Match Your Style:
• Choose frames that reflect your personal style. Whether you prefer classic, modern, or bold designs, your glasses should complement your wardrobe and personality.
4. Consider Your Skin Tone:
• Cool Skin Tones: Frames in colors like black, silver, blue, or gray often work well.
• Warm Skin Tones: Try frames in warm hues like brown, gold, tortoiseshell, or earthy tones.
5. Think About Frame Size:
• Make sure the frames are proportionate to your face size. Oversized frames can overwhelm smaller faces, while small frames may look out of place on larger faces.
6. Try at Home (Coming Soon):
• Keep an eye out for our upcoming "Try at Home" feature, which will allow you to test different frames before making a purchase.

If you need personalized recommendations or assistance with choosing frames, our customer service team is here to help! We want you to find the perfect pair that fits both your style and vision needs.

If your eyeglasses feel loose, tight, or uncomfortable, you can make some simple adjustments at home to improve the fit. Here’s how:

1. Tightening or Loosening the Temples (Arms):
• If your glasses feel too tight or too loose around your ears, you can adjust the temple arms. For metal frames, gently bend the arms inward (for a tighter fit) or outward (for a looser fit). For plastic frames, you may need to warm the arms slightly with warm water or a hairdryer before making adjustments.
2. Adjusting the Nose Pads:
• If your glasses are sitting too high or too low on your nose, adjust the nose pads. Gently squeeze the pads closer together to raise the glasses or widen them to lower the fit. This adjustment is only applicable to glasses with adjustable nose pads.
3. Aligning the Frames:
• If your glasses seem crooked, place them on a flat surface and check the alignment. If one side is higher than the other, gently bend the arms to level them.
4. Use Caution:
• Be gentle when making adjustments to avoid damaging your glasses. If you’re unsure or uncomfortable making these adjustments yourself, we recommend visiting a professional optician for assistance.

If your eyeglasses still don’t fit properly after adjustments, or if you have any concerns, feel free to contact our customer service team for further assistance. We're here to help ensure your glasses fit comfortably!