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Our round glasses collection

Round glasses are universally flattering and work with any face shape. If you’re asking yourself, “do round frames suit round faces?”, let us assure you – they do. Our round glasses for men and women come in a wide variety of on-point styles. From minimalist clear round silhouettes to modern gold round shapes, we bet our bottom dollar there’s a pair of glasses here for you.

Quality round glasses

Our round frames not only look the part but are made to last. Like all of our glasses, they are designed by us in Amsterdam using only the good stuff, in partnership with some of the world’s best suppliers. For instance, our retro-chic round acetate glasses and slick round metal frames are made in Shenzhen, China, which is a highly regarded hub for eyewear production.

Round glasses with non-prescription and prescription lenses

We offer two types of prescription lenses for round frames: normal and Premium Lenses. Our normal lenses are suitable for prescriptions below 6.25 dioptres; our Premium Lenses are available as an option too – mandatory if your prescription is above 6.25 dioptres. Why? Well, they’re our finest lenses, so they make for a more comfortable fit as they’re that much lighter. They’re also anti-dirt, anti-scratch and anti-fog – meaning they give you superior vision and are easy to care for.

All set on the lens front, but don’t have an up-to-date or existing prescription? Book a free eye test pronto and we’ll take care of the rest.

Of course, if you want to wear your round glasses purely as a statement, we do non-prescription lenses too.

How to order round glasses online

Keep your prescription close – you’ll need it if you want to buy your favourite frames online. You’ll also need your pupillary distance (PD) measurement (a.k.a. the distance between your pupils. It’s essential as it ensures your lenses align properly. We measure this during your eye test, so it should be available in your latest prescription. Don’t have one at hand? On this page you can find more information on the pupillary distance (PD) measurement at home. Once you have all these details, it’s a matter of picking your favourite frame and lenses, sitting back and letting us do the rest of the work!