How to Choose the Best Glasses Frame for Kids?
To choose the best glasses for kids, you should consider a child's eye care needs, their lifestyle factors and their personality. The ways to choose the best glasses for kids are listed below.
- Consider a child's eye care needs: Considering a child's eye care needs is an important step in choosing the best frames for them. Before buying glasses, it's important to get your child's eyes tested to determine if or what level of vision correction they need. Kids may also benefit from sunglasses to protect their eyes from the sun.
- Lifestyle factors: Lifestyle factors are another important consideration in determining which frames will be best for a child. Some younger children who are active, may benefit from frames made from stronger, more durable materials like TR90. Older children may be suited to regular acetate or metal frames in a small size.
- Consider personality: Considering personality is another consideration when choosing the best glasses frames for kids. If your child is vibrant in their clothing choice and outgoing, frames in bright colours like pink and blue might be a good choice. For kids who are more reserved, a frame in a neutral colour like black may be a good choice.
Which Material is Best for Kids' Glasses?
The best material for kids' glasses is mostly determined by a child's age and their lifestyle factors. For younger children who are active at day care or school, frames made from durable materials like TR90 are a good choice. At Oscar Wylee, our kids' glasses lenses are made from a polycarbonate material, providing some shatter-resistance. Our Oscar Wylee kids' glasses are also made from latex-free, hypoallergenic materials, which can be more comfortable for younger children. The hinges in our kids' frames are also made to bend and flex, tough enough for the everyday activities of kids. For older children, they may be well suited to regular adult frames made from materials such as acetate, titanium, bio-acetate or TR90, made in smaller sizes.

Why Should Blue Light Filter be Considered for Kids' Glasses?
Blue light filters should be considered for kids' glasses, more likely older kids' glasses, if the child is spending a lot of time on digital screens, such as tablets, computers and phones. Blue light filters are made to help block or reduce the blue light that digital screens emit. Blue light filters may help limit eye strain, improve comfort while using devices and improve sleep quality.
What Accessories are Available for Kids' Glasses?
The accessories available for kids' glasses will depend on the optical retailer from which they are bought. At Oscar Wylee, our kids' glasses come with adjustable ear grips and some with a neck band, to make the glasses hard to lose.
Which Frame is Best for Toddler Glasses?
The best frames for toddler glasses are typically those that are made with durable materials. Toddlers can be very active and not as considerate with frames that older kids may be. Durable frames with shatter-resistant lenses and flexible hinges, such as those available at Oscar Wylee, will be a good frame choice for toddlers. Toddlers may also benefit from ear grips or a neck band, which makes the glasses harder to lose.
How to Buy Kids Glasses According to Width?
To buy kids' glasses according to width refers to buying frames to fit the size of a child's face. Generally, kids' glasses sold by optical retailers will come in a standard, small or extra small size, to fit kids' faces. At Oscar Wylee, our glasses designed for children are an extra small size. If you have an older child who may not fit into extra small kids' glasses, there are small and narrow sizes of frames designed for adults that may fit these needs.
Which Colour Pattern is Best for Kids' Glasses Frames?
The colour pattern that is best for kids' glasses frames will be up to the personality and style preferences of the child. The types of colour patterns that are available for kids' glasses at Oscar Wylee include matte, solid and two-tone. At Oscar Wylee, some of our frames also come with fun animal prints on the temples. The best colour patterns for kids' glasses frames are listed below.
- Matte: Matte colour patterns are available for kids' frames at Oscar Wylee, from pinks, blacks and blues. Matte refers to a flat-looking, low-gloss finish.
- Solid: Solid colour patterns are also available for kids' glasses at Oscar Wylee in blues, pinks and black. Solid colour patterns refer to one uniform colour, without any gradients.
- Two-tone: Two-tone colour patterns refer to frames with two different colours or tones blending from the top of the frame to the bottom, and are available in our kids' frame, Stanislas.
Which Colour is Best for Kids' Glasses?
The best colour for kids' glasses can include blue, magenta, pink and black. The best colours for kids glasses frames are listed below.
- Blue: Blue is a fun colour for kids frames, coming in both light and darker blues at Oscar Wylee.
- Magenta: Magenta is a purple-red colour available for kids frames at Oscar Wylee. Magenta is a bright, fun colour for kids.
- Pink: Pink is a colour available at Oscar Wylee for kids frames. Our pink frames can be both a lighter and a darker print.
- Black: Black is a neutral colour, available for kids' frames at Oscar Wylee.
Which Colour Glasses are Best for Girls?
The colour glasses that are best for girls are up to the preference of the wearer. Whilst younger girls may gravitate towards lighter colours of pink, magenta and blue, there is no best or preset colour for girls.
Which Colour Glasses are Best for Boys?
The best glasses colour for boys depends on the child and their colour preferences. Younger boys may favour colours such as blues, black and greens, but can also have pinks, magenta and reds as a glasses frame. Ultimately, there is no best or preset colour for boys' glasses.
What are the Price Factors for Kids' Glasses?
The price factors for kids’ glasses will vary depending on the retailer, as well as elements such as material, add-ons and lens types. At Oscar Wylee, 1 pair of kids' glasses starts from $169, 2 pairs from $199 and 3 pairs from $249. See our price guide page for more information.
What is the Duration of Shipment for Kids' Glasses?
At Oscar Wylee the duration of shipment for kids' glasses is usually within 7-10 business days. If a person is shipping to their home, this can take up to three weeks. Oscar Wylee ships domestically only.
What are the Standard Lenses that Come with Kids' Glasses?
The standard lenses that come with kids' glasses at Oscar Wylee are 1.59 index lenses, made from polycarbonate materials.