Eyewear Guide

Is Burberry real luxury eyewear? The design codes, men’s and women’s in-stock models, the low-bridge “F” fit explained, and Burberry vs Ray-Ban settled.

DiorPacific, DiorCannage and CDior decoded: the house codes behind each line, men’s and women’s picks, and how to confirm a genuine pair.

Teardrop, square pilot or navigator — matched to your face, with Ray-Ban sizing, luxury pilots from Bvlgari to Porsche Design, and polarised Maui Jim picks.

From Lennon wires to modern acetates: who round frames flatter, how to size them, and the designer picks in stock — optical and sun.

Face shape first, brand second: the four frame styles that cover almost every man, the designer shortlist, and the lens decisions — with 50% off single vision.

Is Police a good sunglasses brand? The Italian house behind it, the New Crossroads, Horizon and Champ families in stock, and how to buy original.

Who suits rimless glasses, the lens materials that make them work, and the lightest designer frames from Cartier, Carrera, Ray-Ban and more.

Almost any frame suits an oval face — so what actually matters is proportion. The width, brow-line and bridge rules, plus designer picks for men and women.

Every type of glasses explained — frame constructions (full-rim, semi-rimless, rimless), nine shapes from rectangle to butterfly, materials, sunglasses types and lens options — each with a real in-stock designer example.

Why rectangle and angular frames flatter a round face — measurement-based rules for ordering online, with in-stock designer picks for men and women from Burberry, Carrera, Prada Linea Rossa and Emporio Armani.

Why square, rectangle and upswept cat-eye sunglasses flatter a round face — with in-stock picks for men and women from Ray-Ban, Oakley, Burberry, Versace and Dolce & Gabbana, and the shapes to avoid.

Single vision or progressive lenses? A comparison table, an honest look at progressive pros and cons, a 3-question check using your own prescription's ADD value, and which frames suit progressives.