Men's Glasses

• What styles of glasses do most men wear?

  Men's black glasses

  
  

  Black frames are classic and can be worn with any outfit, making them perfect for both relaxed and dressy events.

  
  
  

  Men's glasses with a half-rim

  
  

  A classic style with a frame on top and nylon support below. This pair is perfect for older, more stylish guys.

  
  
  

  Men's aviator glasses

  
  

  Aviators are easy to wear and don't weigh much. They look good on both round and square faces with teardrop or flat-topped styles. They give any outfit an edge.

  
  
  

  Men's round glasses

  
  

  Because they don't have any angles, they balance out traits and make vision better on rectangular or oval faces.

  
  
  

  Clear glasses for men

  
  

  Transparent frames give off a soft, friendly vibe. Beige or gray clothes that are in style also work well.

  
  
  

  Tortoiseshell glasses for men

  
  

  Marble patterns that are one of a kind mix brown, gold, and black to make a stylish option to solid frames.

  
  
  

  Men's oversized metal glasses

  
  

  These eyeglass frames have a simple look and are great for people with low prescriptions. They also add a sleek touch.

• Which men's glasses to get based on the type of lens?

  Light and thin plastic lenses

  
  

  These lenses are great for daily wear, last a long time, and are great for people who are active.

  
  
  

  Blue light blocking lenses

  
  

  Helps people who use electronics for long amounts of time keep their eyes from getting tired.

  
  
  

  Polarized lenses

  
  

  Sunglasses and sports glasses can use polarized lenses because they block reflected light and glare well.

  
  
  

  Progressive lenses

  
  

  They can help people with presbyopia see clearly at both distance and close up without having to make frequent changes.

• How to pick the right glasses for men based on face shape?

  Square face

  
  

  If you have sharp features, choose round or square frames. Do not use curved frames.

  
  
  

  Round face

  
  

  Choose frames that are oblong or geometric to give it shape and make it look longer.

  
  
  

  Oval face

  
  

  Any frame style will work, but square or rectangular frames make it stand out. Avoid frames that are too big.

  
  
  

  Heart-shaped face

  
  

  To balance your forehead and chin, look for frames with bigger bottoms, like aviators.

  
  
  

  Diamond face

  
  

  To draw attention to your eyes and soften your cheeks, choose oval or rimless frames. Do not use small frames.

• Where can I get men's glasses with a classic frame?

  Online stores

  
  

  A lot of them focus on selling men's eyeglass frames and have a lot of different styles, sizes, and colors to choose from. Online stores often offer deals and free shipping.

  
  
  

  Department stores

  
  

  These stores usually have a variety of frames for men, though the collection may not be as big as it is online.

  
  
  

  Eyewear shops

  
  

  These shops focus on men's fashion glasses and have a wide range of styles and knowledgeable staff. But the prices might be higher than at online stores.

• What men's glasses are in style right now?

  Clean rectangles and square frames, slim metal (titanium/stainless), classic aviators, and lightweight clear or tortoise acetates lead the pack—modern, easy to wear, and work across outfits.

• Are metal or plastic frames better for men?

  Both work. Metal (titanium/stainless) is ultra-light and durable; acetate offers color and comfort; TR90 is tough and flexible. Pick by use case and fit, not just material.

• Which glasses make men look younger?

  Go lighter and thinner: slim metal or translucent acetate, slightly lifted or keyhole bridges, and a snug fit. Heavy, low-sitting frames can drag features down.

• What glasses look best on an older face?

  For men 50+ or 60+, choose men’s eyeglasses with a bit of contrast (charcoal, navy, tortoise), lightweight materials, and lenses tall enough for progressives; avoid ultra-rimless if you want more definition.

• What frame colors work with gray hair or a beard?

  Deep navy, charcoal, tortoise, and smoke-clear add definition; warm browns soften salt-and-pepper. Flat silver can blend in—choose a shade that contrasts with your undertone.

• How can I keep glasses for men comfortable for long wear?

  Look for lightweight materials (titanium, TR90), spring hinges, and adjustable nose pads; then use virtual try-on to confirm the fit before you buy glasses for men online.