Titanium Glasses

• Lightweight construction can make titanium frames comfortable for long periods of daily wear.
• Titanium offers a strong strength-to-weight balance, allowing many frames to use slim, refined metal profiles without unnecessary bulk.
• Good corrosion resistance makes titanium attractive for people who regularly wear their glasses in warm or humid conditions.
• Titanium frames are available in round, rectangle, square, geometric, aviator and other shapes, so choosing titanium does not mean giving up style.
• Material composition varies by frame. Some styles use titanium throughout, while others combine titanium with acetate, horn, wood or other materials.

• For stronger prescriptions, frame size and lens shape can matter as much as frame material. Smaller, well-centered lens shapes can help control finished lens thickness and weight. Explore our High Prescription Glasses options for more guidance on frame and lens selection.
• A stable bridge and proper frame width help keep the lenses positioned comfortably throughout the day.
• High-index lenses can be paired with many titanium frames when a thinner lens profile is appropriate for the prescription. Learn more about High-Index Lenses if reducing lens thickness is an important part of your prescription planning.
• If you prefer a very light frame, remember that comfort also depends on nose-pad fit, temple adjustment and the weight of the finished lenses.
• Choose the frame first, then enter or upload your prescription and select the lens options that fit your visual needs.