Square Glasses & Frames

Do square glasses suit my face shape?

There's a square frame for just about every face. Square and rectangular glasses can add contrast and definition to rounder or softer face shapes, while softly squared frames with curved corners can complement more angular features. Consider face shape advice a starting point, not a rule. The best square glasses are the ones that make you do a double take in a mirror.

What is the difference between square and rectangle frames?

It's all in the proportions. Square frames are roughly equal in height and width, while rectangular frames are wider than they are tall. Square frames tend to make a bolder, more structured statement, while rectangular frames create a longer, more streamlined look. Of course, color, material, and details can turn either shape's personality way up.

Can I get square frames with reading strength?

Absolutely. eyebobs square frames can be made into reading glasses in a range of strengths, along with blue light readers, progressive readers, prescription glasses, or sunglasses. Find the square frame that speaks to you, then choose the lens that helps you see your best. Form, meet function.

Are square glasses good for men?

Yes, square glasses have strong lines and a structured shape that can look great on a wide range of men's face shapes and personal styles. Our men's edit is a great place to start. Find a square frame you love, put it on, and make it yours.

Do square frames come in narrow and wide?

They sure do. Our square frames come in narrow, average, and wide fits, so you can get the strong, structured look without sacrificing a comfortable fit. Use the size filter to find the square glasses that fit your face best.

Which square frame is best for work?

Meet Boardroom. With a 4.8-star rating and clean, structured lines, this square frame is polished enough for the office without disappearing into the background. Professional? Absolutely. Boring? We wouldn't dare.

Are thick square frames too much?

Only if you want them to be. Thick square frames are made to make a statement, but color and details can turn the volume up or down. Go classic for a little restraint or choose a bold color when more is exactly the point. Around here, we're not afraid of a frame with a little personality.