iGreen glasses: how to choose your prescription frames

iGreen frames are for people who want colour and shape to be part of their look. That does not mean choosing by impulse alone: a daily prescription frame still needs to work with your lenses, your proportions and your comfort.

Start with the measurements

Numbers such as 49-19-145 indicate lens width, bridge and temple length. Compare them with a pair you already wear well. A frame that is too wide can slide; one that is too narrow can press at the temples. Lens height also matters when you need progressive lenses.

Choose the effect you want

Rectangular frames feel structured and easy to combine. Round and oval shapes are softer and more creative. Cat-eye frames add expression, while pantos shapes balance classic and contemporary character. The goal is not to follow a rigid face-shape rule, but to find a proportion that feels natural.

Use colour with intention

Blue, green and transparent tones can brighten the face. Burgundy, tortoise and brown add warmth. Two-tone frames introduce colour without making the whole front intense. Think about the clothes you wear often, not only about a first impression online.

Finish with the right lenses

Single-vision lenses cover one main distance. Progressive lenses need a frame compatible with your prescription. Anti-reflective, photochromic and other treatments should follow an actual routine. Explore iGreen prescription glasses and choose a frame with the right size, colour and character.