Meridian Navy Square
Bold square acetate front in deep navy that adds definition to softer, rounder face shapes.
Try on this frameBrowse styles and lens types online, then try them on at either clinic. Every pair is fitted by opticians, not a kiosk.
Pick a frame below, then use your camera or a photo to see how it looks on your face automatically. All processing happens on your device — nothing is uploaded.
Open Virtual Try-OnSix styles currently carried — shapes, materials, and which face shapes each tends to suit. Availability varies; call or WhatsApp to confirm before you visit.
Bold square acetate front in deep navy that adds definition to softer, rounder face shapes.
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Classic black acetate rectangle with clean horizontal lines that contrast well with curved face shapes.
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Warm tortoise acetate in a circular silhouette that softens strong jaw lines and angular features.
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Lightweight gunmetal metal aviator with a teardrop lens that balances broader foreheads and suits angular face shapes.
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Translucent crystal acetate cat-eye with upswept outer corners that lift the appearance of the face and suit a range of face shapes.
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Slim rose gold metal round frame with a minimal wire bridge that softens angular or elongated face shapes.
Try on this frameAll links open the virtual try-on tool — you can switch between frames there. To see frames in person, book a consultation.
Current styles and stock vary by clinic — this is a guide to what we carry, not a live catalog. Call or WhatsApp to check availability before you visit.
Lightweight acetate and titanium frames built for all-day wear, in styles from classic to bold.
One pair of glasses for near, far, and everything in between — no visible line.
A comfort option for long screen days, often paired with your regular prescription.
Daily, monthly, and toric options fitted to your prescription and lifestyle.
Durable, flexible frames sized and fitted for growing faces.
Lenses that darken outdoors and clear up indoors — one pair, two jobs.
As a rough starting point: round faces often suit angular frames, square faces often suit rounder frames, and oval faces can carry most shapes well. The most reliable way to know for sure is trying a few on — our opticians are happy to help you pick when you visit.
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