Gift Guide

First decide whether you can confirm a clothing or shoe size, frame measurements or the dimensions of an accessory. Then compare the person's routine and style. Narrowing the category this way is more useful than choosing only by the first product image.

Choose a category whose measurements you can confirm, rather than guessing a footwear size. Socks also have size ranges, and clothing depends on cut and length. Compare a piece they already use or check the applicable exchange conditions before choosing a surprise.

Use their usual colours and silhouettes as the starting point. A small heart or colour detail can be easier to combine than a large print for someone who dresses simply. For a person who already wears bold patterns, compare the scale and placement of the motif.

No. You can coordinate a colour or motif across different pieces while choosing each person’s own size and preferred fit. For matching footwear, compare each pair’s size guide separately rather than assuming the same labelled size has the same proportions.

No. A collection name is not a delivery promise. Check the estimated date for the destination, chosen item and shipping option before ordering. Also confirm whether any gift packaging is actually included rather than assuming it comes with every item.

Check overall width, lens height, bridge and temple length, then compare frame thickness. Fronts with similar widths can look very different. Use glasses that already fit well as a reference and check their support when smiling or tilting your head.

Compare the folded frame’s width, depth and height with the case’s usable interior. It should close without pressing on lenses or temples. A soft pouch takes less space but is not equivalent to a rigid case when other objects press against it.