Will the Sundra fit a wide face?

Probably not. At 53mm lens width, 20mm bridge and 143mm temples, it is a small frame built for narrow to average faces. Wider faces will likely feel pressure at the temples.

What are the lenses made of?

CR39, a scratch-resistant polymer. It is lighter than glass but less impact-resistant than polycarbonate, so it suits everyday wear rather than sport.

A plant-based acetate used for the frame front and arms. It behaves like traditional acetate, can be adjusted by an optician, and is marketed as a lower-impact material.

Are the hinges good quality?

They are Comotec hinges made in Italy, a known hardware supplier. That is a step above the unbranded hinges common on fashion frames.

Is this a men's or women's frame?

DIMA lists it as unisex. The small rectangular shape and leopard print read more retro-glamour, but the fit is the deciding factor, not gender.

Can I put prescription lenses in it?

The frame takes standard lens fitting, so an optician can usually glaze it. Confirm with your optician before buying, since small rectangular frames limit lens options.