Rectangular frames are the default choice in men’s eyewear for good reason. The straight top bar, flat bottom and right-angle corners produce a frame that sits naturally against the horizontal structure of the male face. Clean, angular and completely unshowy — they work with a suit, a t-shirt or anything in between without asking for attention.
£39
Original price was: £29.£19Current price is: £19.
Original price was: £109.£89Current price is: £89.
£39
£39
Original price was: £109.£89Current price is: £89.
£39
£39
No strong style signature. No commitment to a particular aesthetic. Rectangular glasses move between a Monday meeting and a weekend without adjustment — which is something round frames, aviators and clubmasters can’t always say.
Acetate is thicker and bolder — black, tortoiseshell and havana finishes that sit on the face rather than disappearing into it. Metal is slimmer and more precise — gunmetal, silver and black that complement without competing. Both work. The choice comes down to how much you want your glasses to be part of the look.
Yes — one of the best combinations in men’s eyewear. The angular corners add structure and definition where the face is naturally soft.
Rectangular frames are wider than they are tall. Square frames are equal in both — boxier and less universally flattering.
Slim metal in black or gunmetal. Works with everything from a suit to smart casual without drawing attention.
Yes — single vision orders placed before 3pm Monday to Friday.
Yes. Ray-Ban and Prada rectangular frames alongside own-label styles from £14.
The most versatile shape in men’s eyewear — in stock, ready to order with your prescription. Next day delivery on single vision orders, 12-month warranty on every pair.
