My #1 Advice for Choosing New Glasses

In this video we help you to change your approach to selecting eyewear, to make sure you pick your perfect pair of glasses.

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[GuidoDePalma]

This is the best advice I have heard in years

[Sunsetimel]

I have just been doing a virtual try on from my local opticians, I chose large metal frames last time, way to heavy so definitely something neater and lighter this time, Love the three photos/styles at the end.

[robertjohn]

Great advice. Be brave and match your personality. I love it👍(I'm diversifying from my old rectangular shaped frames!)

[conicsalvior]

I like the frame of eyeglass your wearing.

[nigelbunney]

My next glasses 👓 are definitely a departure from my style thanks to the Spectacle Factory. Saturday can’t come quick enough 😬

[robertolira]

Rob love all your videos . In my humble opinion the back ground music is very distracting to concentrate on what you saying. I must say must prefer your other videos where there is NO MUSIC. Thank you

[JohnnyB]

I agree, try a few pairs on and decide - different styles, colours, sizes and prices. Do that rather than being so definite that you have such and such a face or head shape, or skin hair colouring etc.
One thing I would warn of though, is that the frames you try on usually have clear or no lenses in them.
But e.g. once reading glasses lenses are installed, they can look quite different! e.g. get large lenses in thin metal frames with strong reading magnification to anyone around your eyes will look the size of golf balls! 😂
cheers
JB

[sinatralala]

Hi Robert. LOV E your videos!!!! I was wondering what you feel about antique metal .Gold Filled frames? They usually run on the small side, but they make a very unique statement. Also, concerning smaller frames, what do you feel about bowing out the temples so they don't touch the face? Be well.

[Patspwnage]

Learnings
1) Try different glasses that suit your style/personality, and get inspiration from stylish friends/icons

[akahina]

I so wish I could travel to you, but I'm in Oregon. Your landscape and weather is similar to my Willamette Valley. I have specific needs / desires for my vision and can't find an optical shop that even uses Zeiss, and nobody has the technology you have showcased. Or can get glass lenses. Or will accept that I don't like variable focus lenses. Your views are so valid and I get the feeling you really care.

[IcedMoguMogu]

Robert, what frame is being shown on 1:30? Looks really good. Thanks :)

[Zahra.sweet.home.]

So, in your opinion, how to guide the customer to choose the glasses frame online??🤔

[robertjohn]

I was watching Billy Connolly and he was wearing the smallest round glasses, yet has a big face.
So I agree it's definitely personality and not face shape.
I love the JFRey round carbon wood and may get a pair one day.
But I have the JFRey Kojima to look forward to and so excited about them!
Thanks for making us think 'out of the box' Rob!

[melszmit]

So I wonder what my new orange frames say about my personality x

[astrid]

I absolutely love your videos. They are so helpful and informative. However, the earliier ones like this have really annoying back ground music that also makes it difficult to hear what you are saying. Is there any way to edit out the music?😅

[anantshukla]

Hey Rob ! Good suggestions, well articulated.
What about the eyebrows? If eyebrows are too thin they are seen inside the spectacle frames which looks kinda off.
Your 2 cents on type of frames to choose for thin eyebrow are very much appreciated !

[gillevans]

Liking the background music! Is it one of yours, Robert?

[pangtundure]

My man just said it it's odd to try new frames styles as going from 80s hip to modern 2020 style

[kaustubh]

Sir i have high cylindrical power but bigger frames suits me. But due to thick lenses I feel I shouldn't take those bigger frames please help i am in huge confusion. I am using rimless rectangular frames currently

[rabsingh]

Great advice .
Particularly regarding there myth of face shape.

Question ... what are your thoughts on the dimensions (often found printed on the inside arm of a frame) ... should we be looking at particular bridge widths, lens widths, arm lengths etc ?