The ease and convenience of shopping online can save time and effort versus going to a physical brick-and-mortar store.

Online shopping for glasses offers you the ability to browse thousands of options and different products easily. It can be extremely convenient and done from virtually anywhere at any time. Online stores give you the ability to shop around and often offer more discounts than traditional storefronts might. 

Issues with your selected glasses not fitting right or not being the exact prescription are potential cons to buying glasses online. There are problems associated with not being able to try glasses on before buying them.

Buying glasses from an online eyewear store can end up saving you between 30 and 75 percent over eyeglass store prices. You can compare prices between multiple providers with ease, and find the best deal by doing your research.

Our in-house brand, CHAKSHU, LORDS, EAGLE VISION and BRASS GOAT boasts our most fashionable frames and our new collections keep you up to date with the latest trends in eyewear.

Here’s the truth about face shapes: almost nobody is a perfect heart, circle, square, or any other narrowly defined category. Most faces are a combination of a few different shapes: rounded chins and tall foreheads, angular features and tapered jaws, and so on.

Once you’ve recognized your face shape, you can find which frame shape will bring a natural balance to your face. This guide will help identify the type of glasses shape you should look at when browsing online or in store.

In order to choose properly, you first need to identify your facial features. There are 5 main categories of face shapes:

• Square 
• Round
• Heart
• Triangular
• Oval

Progressive lenses, or no-line bifocals, are worn for the correction of Presbyopia or vision over the age of 40. Many people who require the use of a bifocal prefer progressive lenses because they give a more youthful appearance and are more functional. The lenses contain no visible line and progressively increase in strength as you move your eyes down the lenses.

All progressive lenses are not the same. They differ in price, depending on brand, size, and function. Progressive lenses must fit precisely.

Lens coatings are treatments done on lenses that help enhance their performance, durability and even appearance. To help you decide which one best suits your needs, here are some of the most common types of 

1.  Ultraviolet (UV) Protective Coating
2.  Blue Rays Blocking Coating
3.  Scratch-Resistant Coating
4.  Anti-Fog Coating
5.  Anti-Reflective Coating

6.  Hydrophobic & EMR treatment

Single vision glasses are designed to help people who require correction of farsightedness, nearsightedness, or astigmatism. These eyeglasses have just a single optical prescription correction and they distribute focus evenly over the entire surface area of the lens. Most people that wear glasses usually get this type. If you have multiple prescriptions you would require bifocal or multifocal eyeglasses.

Our lenses come in various brands, materials, indexes and thicknesses, our guide will ensure you know what lenses are right for you, your prescription and the frames you're choosing.

In order to choose properly, you first need to identify your facial features. There are 5 main categories of face shapes:

• Square 
• Round
• Heart
• Triangular
• Oval

Balance your features with a pair of sunnies that are the complete opposite in structure; look for designs that are widest at the top and narrowest at the bottom, like cat-eye sunglasses or D-frame shapes. Sunglasses with a wider or bolder browline will draw attention away from your jawline and elongate your forehead.