Explore Stand Gema eyewear and optical frame collections, available through partner optical stores across Greece for professional fitting. For the right frame, fit and ophthalmic lenses, consult an optical professional. Design availability may vary by store. An optical frame is more than a style accessory. It needs to hold the lenses in the correct position, distribute weight and remain stable without pressure. Size, bridge, temple length and tilt all affect fitting. The choice should be considered alongside the prescription, lens design, wearing time and daily activities. General face-shape guides offer ideas but cannot replace trying a frame. Two faces with a similar outline may have different widths, ear positions or nose shapes. A frame should be wide enough without slipping, the temples should not press and the bridge should remain secure. Evaluate style together with comfort while looking down, moving and wearing the frame for more than a few minutes. Stronger prescriptions may benefit from a smaller, well-centred eye shape to help manage thickness and weight. Progressive lenses require sufficient vertical depth and precise measurements. A highly curved or oversized frame may not suit every optical design. The optician combines the prescription with frame measurements before lenses are ordered. Metal, acetate and combination frames differ in feel, adjustability and durability. Low weight is helpful for long wear, but stability also matters. Sport, work and children’s eyewear may call for more robust construction and impact-resistant lenses. Mention skin sensitivities, headset or helmet use and previous problems with temples or nose pads. Frame colour can remain subtle or become the main feature. Try shades in natural light and consider how they work with skin tone, hair and everyday clothing. Transparent and neutral tones are versatile, while strong colours and distinctive patterns add character. There is no need to follow a rigid style rule as long as the frame also meets practical requirements. A correctly adjusted frame remains level and does not slide. Clean lenses with a suitable product and soft cloth, use both hands when taking glasses off and store them in a case. Do not apply strong heat or bend the frame at home. Loose screws, uneven temples and changes in fit should be corrected by an optician before they cause further damage. Stand Gema eyewear collections are available through partner optical stores. A visit allows a real fitting, measurements and comparison with your prescription. Bring your current glasses and describe what causes discomfort or what you would like to change. The practitioner can suggest frames that combine personal style, stable fitting and technical compatibility with the required lenses. Pupillary distance, fitting height, vertex distance and frame tilt influence how spectacle lenses perform. Measurements are taken while the selected frame is correctly adjusted on the face. This is particularly important for progressive, strong or specialised lenses, where small deviations may reduce the useful field of vision. Before confirming the choice, discuss its main purpose: extended computer work, driving, reading, sport, or frequent movement between indoor and outdoor environments. This helps the optician combine the frame with an appropriate lens material, coating and optical design. Consider the weight and thickness expected from the prescription as well as the appearance of the edge. At collection, check vision at the distances that matter to you and allow the practitioner to make final adjustments. A short follow-up is useful if the frame begins to slide, pressure develops behind the ears or adaptation remains difficult. Professional adjustment protects both comfort and the accuracy of the lens position. The category presents eyewear collections and optical frames available through Stand Gema’s partner network. An optician can help you choose a frame based on fit, face shape, prescription and everyday needs. Stand Gema operates as a wholesale distributor. Consumers are served through partner optical stores. Collection and design availability may vary. Contact the partner optical store you plan to visit. View the partner store list and contact the nearest location for current collection availability.Optical frames for different styles
Choosing eyewear for fit, vision and everyday life
Facial proportions and real fitting
Prescription and suitable lens size
Material, weight and durability
Colour and personal style
Adjustment, cleaning and maintenance
Trying collections through a partner store
Measurements that influence the finished result
Frequently asked questions