In addition to the exceptional selection of vintage frames at this Junction shop, they've also got shades from classic to the newest trends by the likes of Oliver Peoples and Cartier.

A College St. favourite, this friendly store has modern pieces for very reasonable prices, with brands like Ray-Ban and Ørgreen.

You'll find a lot of funky frames at either of Warby Parker's locations in West Queen West or at Yorkdale. If casual yet stylish eyewear is what you're looking for, grab a pair of their shades.

This British eyewear brand landed a few doors down from Spectacle on Queen in 2014. Their collection of acetate or metal glasses are fairly affordable, hovering below $100 when they go on sale.

Whether you're shopping along Queen West, in the Distillery, or at Yonge and Lawrence, this luxury eyewear chain has you (and your eyes) covered. Cop everything from vintage Cazals to more recent designers like Garrett Leight.

This tiny store in the Church Wellesley Village is full of glamourous eyewear. It's been offering rare, hard-to-find pieces since 1997, never carrying two of the same frame.

The go-to eyewear spot in Chinatown, this store has a huge selection of upscale and casual frames for you, regardless of whether your budget is double-digits or four figures.

The hippest eyewear store in the city right now, this Montreal brand specializes in round-lens glasses, though they carry a variety of frames too. Check out their stores at Eaton Centre, Sherway Gardens or Scarborough Town Centre.