The following are the common types of eyeglass frames provided by ZEELOOL:

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1. Full frame: Full-rim glasses are glasses with a frame that completely surrounds the lenses, providing the lenses with maximum support and durability. This means that the edges of the spectacle lenses are fully covered without being exposed. 2. Semi-rimless frames: Also known as half-rimless frames, frames surround only part of the eyeglass lens, usually with a frame at the top or bottom of the lens. The other part is frameless, giving it a more open, lighter look. The lower edges of spectacle lenses are usually supported and fixed with nose pads or a rimless design. 3. Rimless frames: Rimless glasses feature no frame around the lenses, providing a simple and lightweight design. The spectacle lenses are attached directly to the bridge of the nose and leg supports with a special fixing system (usually screws or clips) to maintain a strong structure.