Find your fit
Three numbers from the glasses you own, or a card and a mirror. Work out your frame size in two minutes. No account, and nothing is saved.
Your size from the glasses you own
Look inside the left arm of a pair that fits you well. You will find three numbers, like 52 □ 18 140. Type them here.
Your size
This is an approximation: hinges and endpieces vary from style to style. Each frame lists its exact measurements, so compare those too.
No glasses? Measure your face
Your frames should be about as wide as your face at the temples. A standard card is all you need: credit, debit, ID and gift cards are all 85.6 mm (3⅜ in) long.
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Find your temples
Face a mirror and look straight ahead. Your temples are the flat spots just outside the outer corners of your eyes.
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Card at the temple
Hold the card level, just under your eyes, with one short edge at your left temple. Put a fingertip where the other edge ends.
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Slide it over once
Move the card so it starts at your fingertip. See where your right temple falls along this second card.
Read your size
Before the middle of the card: Narrow. From the middle to a little past it: Medium. Up to about two-thirds: Wide. Beyond two-thirds: Extra-wide.
| Size | Face width | On the card |
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Nose bridge fit
Width is half of fit. The other half is where your frames rest on your nose.
Standard bridge
The bridge of your nose sits at or above your pupils. The frame rests on it and the lenses stay centered on your eyes. Most frames are made this way.
Choose standard if your current glasses stay put and sit centered on your eyes.
Low bridge
The bridge of your nose is flatter or sits below your pupils, often with higher cheekbones. Low-bridge frames, also called Asian fit, have taller nose pads that lift the lenses up and away from your cheeks.
A standard frame sinks and touches the cheek.
Choose low bridge if your glasses
- slide down your nose all day
- rest on your cheeks or leave marks on them
- lift off your nose when you smile
- let your lashes brush the lenses
Coming with our collection A nose-bridge filter, standard or low, on every frame.
Frames for your face shape
Pick the outline closest to yours. The rule of thumb is contrast: angles for soft faces, curves for strong ones.
Try these frames
Use this as a starting point. If a frame fits well and you like it, that matters more. When our collection arrives, each shape will link to its frames.