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 What is frame size?

 

Measuring Your Face for Glasses

You'll need: A ruler or tape measure, a mirror, and a selfie camera.

1. Lens Width (Frame Width):
   • Measure between your temples, just below your eyes.
   • To get individual lens width: (Temple measurement - Bridge measurement) ÷ 2
   • Note: A range of sizes may fit well.
2. Bridge Measurement:
   • Look at your nose bridge in a mirror or side-profile selfie.
   • Low or narrow bridge: Choose smaller bridge size.
   • High bridge: Opt for larger bridge size.
   • Tip: Frames with adjustable nose pads often work well for hard-to-fit bridges.
3. Temple Length:
   • Measure from behind your ear to the front of your face.
   • This is an estimate; temples can be adjusted.
   • Avoid frames with much shorter measurements than yours.

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Hinge to hinge size?

Some sunglasses include a hinge size measurement. This extra dimension helps ensure a more precise fit.

Size	Hinge to hinge (mm)/(inches)
XXS	<121 / <4.8
XS	121-124 / 4.8-4.9
S	125-128 / 4.9-5
M	129-132 / 5.1-5.2
L	133-136 / 5.3-5.4
XL	137-140 / 5.4-5.5
XXL	>140 / >5.5

 

What’s the fit?

Narrow fit: a smaller lens and narrower bridge provide a fit that’s snug and close to your head. The lenses will cover less of your face.
Standard (Regular) Fit: a comfortable fit with expanded coverage for UV protection
Oversized (Wide)Fit: frame width may be wider than your face and will provide the most facial coverage

Nosepads VS Universal Bridge Fit?

Universal fit: this option accommodates most face shapes.

Adjustable nosepads: nosepads that can be widened or narrowed to fit your unique nose shape.