• Where are you located?

We currently operate as a pop-up business in and around Perth, Western Australia. For details on where to find us, please refer to our "Find us HERE!" button or check our social media pages. Alternatively, please contact us at dolidesigns@iinet.net.au

• Do you offer postage?

Yes, we offer shipping within Australia and New Zealand. Please refer to our terms and conditions for further details.

Do these frames comply with Australian regulations?

Yes.

Can these spectacle frames be made into prescription glasses?

Yes, our frames can be taken to your local optometrist, who can fit them with prescription lenses according to your prescription.

What if the spectacle frames I choose are not suitable or compatible for my prescription lenses?

If your chosen frames are not suitable for your lens type, we offer either a replacement frame or a full refund, subject to our refunds and returns policy.

What if my optometrist does not offer the service of fitting prescription lenses into my DoLi spectacle frames?

Most optometrists are happy to fit prescription lenses into our frames. However, if your optometrist does not offer this service, we recommend trying another reputable optical provider. You are entitled to request a copy of your prescription from any optometrist or optical dispenser.

While DoLi Designs is not affiliated with any particular optician, we are happy to offer suggestions of optical providers who may be able to assist.

Where are are DoLi spectacle frames and manufactured?

Our frames are carefully manufactured in China.

Can I claim the expense of my spectacle frame through my private health cover?

DoLi Designs is a retail fashion outlet, not an authorised optical dispenser, so our frames are not claimable. However, prescription lenses fitted by your optometrist may qualify for reimbursement through your health fund.

What packaging can I expect with my eyewear?

Your eyewear will be delivered in a custom gift box, complete with a hard and soft case, and a cleaning cloth.

How to Choose the Correct-Sized Spectacle Frames

Finding the perfect fit for your spectacles is essential for comfort, style, and functionality. Use our size guide to determine the best frame width for you or your child.

Step 1: Measure Your Current Glasses

If you already own a comfortable pair of glasses, use a ruler to measure the total width of the frame across the front (including both lenses and the bridge). This is your frame width.

Step 2: Use the Size Chart

Refer to the table below to find the ideal size for your needs:

Narrow Adult - 110 - 129mm

Medium Adult - 130 - 139mm

Wide Adult - 140+mm

Narrow Child - 100 - 119 Age 3-7

Medium Child - 120 - 129mm Age 8-12

Wide Child - 130+mm Age 13 +

• Narrow Frames: Best for smaller faces or a snug fit.
• Medium Frames: Ideal for most face sizes and shapes.
• Wide Frames: Great for broader faces or a relaxed fit.

Step 3: Consider Your Preferences

• If you’re unsure, medium-sized frames work well for most people.
• For kids, refer to the age ranges as a helpful guide.

Why the Right Size Matters

Choosing the correct size ensures your glasses sit comfortably on your face, stay securely in place, and provide optimal vision. If you're still unsure, feel free to contact us for personalized assistance!

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Do these frames and sunglasses comply with Australian regulations?

Yes.

Can these spectacle frames be made into prescription glasses?

Yes, our frames can be taken to your local optometrist, who can fit them with prescription lenses according to your prescription.

What if the spectacle frames I choose are not suitable for my prescription lenses?

If your chosen frames are not suitable for your lens type, we offer either a replacement frame or a full refund, subject to our refunds and returns policy.

What if my optometrist does not offer the service of fitting prescription lenses into my DoLi spectacle frames?

Most optometrists offer this service, but if yours does not, we recommend trying another reputable optometrist. We can also provide a list of local suppliers to assist.

Where are DoLi spectacle frames and sunglasses manufactured?

Our frames are carefully manufactured in China.

Can I claim the expense of my spectacle frame through my private health cover?

DoLi Designs is a retail fashion outlet, not an authorised optical dispenser, so our frames are not claimable. However, prescription lenses fitted by your optometrist may qualify for reimbursement through your health fund.

What type of lens category do the sunglasses have?

Most of our sunglasses feature Australian high-quality category 3 Opticare lenses, providing medium to high sun glare reduction and UV protection.

What packaging can I expect with my eyewear?

Your eyewear will be delivered in a custom gift box, complete with a hard and soft case, and a cleaning cloth.

• What materials are used in your jewellery?

Our jewellery is created using a variety of materials including hand-poured resin, rubber, metals, beads, charms, and reclaimed materials. Specific material details can be found in each product description.

• Where is your jewellery designed and made?

All jewellery is designed by us in Perth, Western Australia. Our Rural to Reef resin collection is handcrafted by our artisan team in Indonesia. Additional components such as bezels, charms, and rubber elements are sourced from Europe and China. Our Revive and Re.Wear collections embrace circular fashion, incorporating charity shop finds, broken jewellery, reclaimed materials, and preloved treasures to create bold, one-of-a-kind pieces.

• Do you have a jewellery size guide?

Yes. Our jewellery size guide provides general measurements; however, as many pieces are handmade, slight variations may occur. Please refer to individual product descriptions for detailed sizing information. You can also view our Rural to Reef – Jewellery Size Guide here.

• What packaging can I expect with my jewellery?

Our jewellery is presented on custom timber earring cards made in Western Australia.