FAQ — FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• Where can I try on Theo glasses in Quebec?

  At our six boutiques: Montreal, Laval, Saint-Lambert, Bromont, Quebec City, and Sherbrooke. Not all 207 models are in stock at every location, so call ahead if you are looking for a specific model.

• How much do Theo glasses cost?

  Between $440 and $875 for the frame only. Metal models generally fall within the lower to middle part of this price range, while more elaborate acetate models are toward the higher end. Lenses are priced separately.

• Do Theo frames run large?

  Yes. Of the 207 models we carry, 125 are classified as Large or X-Large, while only 31 are Medium. If you have a narrow face, the selection will be more limited, so filter by size before visiting a boutique.

• Is Theo a licensed brand?

  No. It is an independent Belgian eyewear house whose frames are designed by its own designers, unlike fashion brands whose names are licensed to large eyewear groups.

• What is the difference between metal and acetate frames?

  Metal allows for thinner, lighter frames, while acetate offers more colour, more presence, and can be heat-adjusted. At Theo, metal makes up the majority of the collection.

• Can Theo frames be repaired?

  Yes, if the Theo frame was purchased at Bar à Lunettes. Repairs are carried out directly in our Saint-Lambert workshop.