Guides on Buying Mens eyewear

The days of having freckles, braces and thick black glasses are over. We’re sure that you’ve done something with your freckles and your braces have been removed, giving you that perfect smile but the thick black framed glasses has to go in order to make way for your new style. Buying a new pair of men’s eyewear may be easier compared to women’s eyewear because they have less variety than their female counterparts.

Let us now go through the guide of getting prescription specs that would make you look like an individual with style and class.

Shop with a friend
It’s always fun to shop with someone whether you shop online or at a store. Take a friend with you at the store and try on different eyewear as you can. Ask for opinions from your friend on the specs that you have tried on. You can also make them sit next to you in front of a computer while browsing eyewear online. Getting their opinions are important so take a friend who really cares about your look.

Know Your Eyeglasses Style
It’s important what kind of style you are pulling off. Trying something new is also great but make sure that your new eyewear style would compliment your outfits, otherwise, you’re in deep trouble. You want an eyewear that you can wear in many outfits, eyeglasses that are versatile will give you more worth for your money.

Your Personal Style
Are you more of a street-casual person or a person who’s often seen in suits? If you are a bit posh then always go for men’s eyewear that is simple and elegant on their own. You don’t want something that stands out when wearing something conservative or formal. If you are a t-shirt and jeans guy then go for men’s eyewear that catches attention, a bit funky and interesting to spice up your over all look.

Enjoy the Art of Shopping
Men hate shopping for men’s eyewear since they find it as a chore but once you have mastered this activity, you won’t ever look bad behind specs again. The number of different styles of eyewear has made it illegal to look bad with glasses but unfortunately, people still manage to get it wrong.
Go to high-street stores and try out every possible frames they have, don’t buy them if you’re not comfortable and if you feel like you must have the frame then go for it. If you’re pockets can’t afford it then take the name of the glasses and look for it online. Online eyewear are often cheaper than those in stores.