Is the Ottoto Arno worth it?

At a budget frame price, yes, if the 50mm lens width fits you. Most of your cost will be lenses, so compare total prescription prices rather than the frame alone.

Will it fit a wide face?

Probably not well. A 50mm lens width and 18mm bridge suit narrow to medium faces; wider faces usually need a larger lens width or a frame with more flex.

Can I put prescription lenses in it?

Yes. It is listed as prescription eligible, so a lab can fit single-vision or progressive lenses. Ask the seller whether lens fitting is included or extra.

What comes in the box?

Expect the frame and a basic case or cloth. Lenses are not included unless you order them, so check the listing before buying.

How does it compare with a titanium frame?

Titanium frames cost more but resist bending and corrosion better. The Arno is lighter on the wallet and fine for normal daily wear.

House-brand frames like this tend to drop during seasonal sales and bundle promotions. Watch the price history rather than buying at first sight.

What do buyers say about the Ottoto Arno Square Gold Glasses?

Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 10 ratings.

Ottoto Arno Square Gold Glasses

4.7

Last price we saw

$38.40at GlassesUSA.com, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Ottoto Arno Square Gold Glasses

The Ottoto Arno is a square metal frame in gold, sold as a prescription-ready pair with a 50mm lens width, 18mm bridge and 145mm temples. The thin gold metal and square shape give it a light, retro look that suits narrow to medium faces. It is a budget house-brand frame, so the value question is mostly about fit and lens cost rather than the frame itself.