Unisex fit
OptiReaders Pro for men and women: one frame, no gendered sizing
OptiReaders Pro makes one frame in one size and calls it unisex rather than splitting a men's line and a women's line. Here is how that single shape performs across different face widths and styles, and how couples typically order.
Official store pricing
1 Pair $29.99 · 2 Pairs $49.99 · 3 Pairs $69.99
Free shipping on 2+ pairs · 30-day money-back guarantee
Direct answer: it is one frame, worn by everyone
There is no separate men's or women's model. OptiReaders Pro is a single 13.8 cm (5.4 in) wide softened-rectangle frame in one neutral color, worn identically by men and women in our customer base. What differs between wearers is lens strength, which tracks age and eyesight, not gender - and the fit tolerance across different face widths, covered below.
Why one shape works for most faces
Frame designers typically split lines by gender to chase style trends more than fit differences - average face widths between adult men and women overlap far more than eyewear marketing suggests. A mid-width rectangle with moulded nose pads and a flexible TR90 temple adapts across that overlap better than a frame built to flatter one narrow style category.
Face-shape and fit notes
| Face shape | How the frame reads |
|---|---|
| Round or oval | The rectangle's straighter lines add definition without looking severe |
| Square or angular | Softened corners on the frame balance a strong jawline |
| Narrow or petite | Sits centrally; check the temple-adjustment steps on the sizing page if it feels loose |
| Broad | Falls within the frame's width range for the large majority of adult faces |
Exact millimeter measurements and how to check your own face against them are on the sizing and fit page.
Strength is about eyes, not gender
Presbyopia - the age-related stiffening of the eye's lens that makes close print harder to focus on - progresses on a similar timeline in men and women. The strength you need comes from your own print test, not from your gender: see the strength guide for the two-minute test.
How couples typically order
- Each person does the home print test separately - strengths commonly differ even between partners of the same age.
- Choose the 2-pair bundle ($49.99) and select a different strength for each pair at checkout.
- Label the cases if the strengths are close, since the frame looks identical for both pairs.
- If a strength turns out wrong for either person, use the 30-day return window to exchange it.
Styling the same frame differently
Because the shape is neutral, the styling comes from context rather than the frame itself - worn with a blazer for a desk look, or left on a cord around the neck for casual wear at home. Weight is one factor that matters equally to everyone regardless of style preference; see why the 22 g weight matters for all-day wear.
Limits
A single unisex size cannot fit every face equally - very narrow or very wide faces may notice a slightly looser or snugger temple fit, addressed with the heat-adjustment method on the sizing page, and the 30-day guarantee covers a fit that genuinely does not work. These are non-prescription readers regardless of who wears them, so anyone with astigmatism, a strong distance prescription, or sudden vision change should see an optician rather than rely on eyewear choice. Full specs are on the product page, and current pricing is on the bundles page.