Size Guide

Finding the right fit starts with understanding a few simple frame measurements. Here's what to look for:

Lens Width

The horizontal width of a single lens, measured at its widest point. This is one of the main factors in how a frame sits relative to your face.

Bridge Width

The distance between the two lenses, where the frame rests on your nose. A well-matched bridge width helps the frame sit comfortably and stay in place.

Temple Length

The length of the arms that extend from the frame to your ears. This affects how securely and comfortably the glasses fit over the course of the day.

Frame Width

The total width of the frame from edge to edge. As a general guide, a well-fitted frame should be close to the width of your face, without extending noticeably past it.

Finding Your Fit

If you already own a pair of glasses that fits you well, checking the measurements printed on the inside of the temple arm can be a useful reference point when choosing your next pair.

For specific measurements of an individual style, please refer to that product's details page, where available.