A Belgian collection made mostly of metal, starting at $440, available in both optical and sunglasses. The frames tend to run large: if you usually wear narrow frames, consider going one size down from your usual fit. Try-ons and professional adjustments are available from our opticians at all six of our boutiques in Quebec.
- Belgium
- Mostly metal
- Starting at $440
- Runs large
- Optical and sunglasses
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Theo - thousand+54 - 313
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Theo - Mille+43 - 14
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Theo - falte - 374
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Theo - Peruna - 23
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Theo-Macron-258
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Theo - OUTLINE - 313
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Theo - composition1965 - 11
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Theo - Antwerpcentral - 365
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Theo, a Belgian eyewear brand that has made metal its signature.
Unlike most eyewear brands, for which acetate remains the primary material, Theo focuses predominantly on metal, accounting for nearly three-quarters of the collection selected for our boutiques. This is what gives the frames their delicate, lightweight feel, even when featuring bold shapes and striking colors.
A second detail worth noting before you try them on: their models tend to run wide. If you are accustomed to narrow frames, consider choosing a size smaller than your usual fit, or have your face width measured in-store.
FAQ — FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Where can you 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.
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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.
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Are Theo frames large?
Yes. Out of the 207 models we carry, 125 are classified as Large or X-Large, and only 31 as Medium. If you have a narrow face, your selection will be more limited—be sure to filter by size before you head over.
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Is Theo a licensed brand?
No. It is an independent Belgian company whose frames are created by its own in-house designers—unlike fashion brands that license their name to an industrial eyewear group.
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What is the difference between metal and acetate models?
Metal allows for thinner, lighter frames, while acetate offers more color and presence, and can be readjusted using heat. At Theo, metal makes up the vast majority of the collection.
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Can a Theo frame be repaired?
Yes, provided the Theo frame was purchased at Le Bar à lunettes. The repair is carried out directly in our Montreal workshop.