Square Glasses

• What are square eyeglasses?

  Square eyeglass frames have four 90-degree angles and straight sides that make up a square shape. The lengths at the top and bottom are about the same, giving it a clear square shape. The corners may be slightly rounded or sharp.

• Are square glasses still in style?

  Yes. Square glasses are everywhere again. Think slim metal for a clean look or chunky acetate for a statement. Square frame glasses pair well with both minimal and street-style fits.

• Should people with oval faces wear square glasses?

  Yes, square glasses look good on oval faces because they give them shape while still keeping their soft look. They look good on people with this face shape and are in style.

• Should people with round faces wear square glasses?

  Of course! For round faces, square glasses look great because their sharp edges define the face and make it look smaller. To improve the look, choose square frames that are bigger.

• What are the benefits of wearing square glasses?

  Complement for face shape:

  
  They look good against round or square faces and make soft features stand out.
  
  

  Help with strong prescriptions:

  
  Thick lenses can fit in bigger square frames without sacrificing style.
  
  

  Harmony and balance:

  
  The geometric lines give the face a nice feeling of balance.
  
  

  Size options:

  
  ZEELOOL has a range of frame sizes, from big to small, so you can be sure that they will fit well.

• Do square glasses make me look younger?

  They can. Lighter colors (clear, champagne, soft tortoise) and slightly upsized square framed glasses brighten the face and lift the look. Dark, heavy rims skew more formal and polished.

• Can square glasses be prescribed?

  Absolutely. Square prescription glasses handle most prescriptions well, including progressives and stronger minus lenses—the wider lens shape helps with the field of view. Go for sturdy hinges and balanced weight for all-day comfort.

• How do I know which square frames fit me?

  Match frame width to your face width, keep the bridge comfy, and aim for pupils near the lens center. A touch oversized is on-trend, but the temples shouldn't press—if they flare out, size up; if they pinch, size down.

• What's the difference between square and round glasses?

  Square glasses feel crisp and modern; round frames read softer and more vintage. If you want sharper lines and a tailored vibe, square-frame glasses win. For a relaxed, artsy mood, round is the classic pick.