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Choosing the right size
A-You don't have any pair of glasses to compare
How do I know my size in sunglasses? You can measure the distance between your temples to find the perfect sunglass size for your face. Start by looking into a mirror and then placing a straight ruler so it is lined up with each temple. Measure the distance across your face, from one temple to the other. That distance is the best frame size for your face.
B-Already have a pair of sunglasses or eyeglasses that fit you well with numbers printed on the inside of the temple arm.
If you already have a pair of sunglasses or eyeglasses that fit you well, you’re already a step ahead of the game. Most glasses have three numbers (separated by spaces or dashes) printed on the inside of the temple arm. They will look like this: 49-19-145 (although the numbers will vary depending on the measurements of each pair of glasses). These are the frame dimensions, and they’re expressed in millimeters. From left to right, here’s what these numbers refer to: #1: LENS WIDTH If you see a pair of glasses online that are listed as 52 mm, for example, you might be wondering, “What does 52 mm mean in sunglasses?” This number refers to the horizontal width of each lens, measured at its widest part. This does not include the frame itself—just the clear lens that you look through. Lens width typically ranges from 40 mm to 60 mm. Those who wear sunglasses for small faces are best suited to a smaller lens width, while those with larger faces are best suited to a larger lens width. #2: BRIDGE WIDTH This measures the shortest span between the two lenses. It’s the part that goes across the bridge of your nose and typically ranges from 14 mm to 24 mm. If you have close-set eyes or a relatively narrow nose, you’ll want glasses with a smaller bridge width (lower number). Conversely, if you have wide-set eyes or a wider nose, you’ll want glasses with a larger bridge width (higher number). Choosing a suitable bridge width will ensure that your sunglasses or glasses sit comfortably and securely on your nose without sliding up or down. #3: TEMPLE LENGTH This measures the length of the temples (or “arms”) of your glasses—from the hinge to the tip of the temple. It typically ranges from 120 mm to 150 mm. Choosing the right temple length is important, as it ensures the arms are long enough to extend behind your ears, without protruding too far out. Note: On some glasses, a fourth number will be noted on the temple. This is your lens height, which refers to the vertical height of the lenses at the widest part. This measurement typically isn’t required, but may be helpful if you’re getting multifocal or progressive lenses, as these types of glasses require a certain amount of space to accommodate the different visual zones.
C-Already have a pair of sunglasses or eyeglasses that fit you well but not numbers printed on the inside of the temple arm.
If you have a pair of well-fitting glasses, but the measurements aren’t printed on the temple arm or they’ve rubbed off, don’t worry. You can measure your frame dimensions yourself using a millimeter ruler or fabric measuring tape.
Here’s how to measure the following dimensions: Lens width: Measure horizontally across the widest part of one lens. Don’t include the frame—just the clear lens that you look through. Bridge width: Measure the shortest span between the two lenses. Temple length: This measurement requires two parts. First, measure the temple (or “arm”) from the frame’s hinge to the point where it starts to curve. Then, measure from the curve to the tip of the temple arm. Add these two numbers together to get your temple length. Lens height: Measure one lens vertically at its tallest point. For multifocal or progressive lenses, the lens height must be at least 30 mm. Shipping Information Shipping available for the following countries North America Delivery to Canada typically takes 20 to 30 business days Delivery to United States typically takes 20 to 25 business days Delivery to Mexico typically takes 20 to 25 business days Europe Delivery to Denmark typically takes 20 to 30 business days Delivery to Finland typically takes 20 to 30 business days Delivery to France typically takes 20 to 25 business days Delivery to Netherlands typically takes 20 to 25 business days Delivery to Norway typically takes 20 to 25 business days Delivery to Spain typically takes 20 to 25 business days Delivery to Sweden typically takes 20 to 30 business days Delivery to Switzerland typically takes 20 to 25 business days Delivery to Turkey typically takes 20 to 25 business days Delivery to United Kingdom typically takes 20 to 25 business days
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