Choosing the right frame
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The following primary filters are effective in simplifying your search for the right frame. |
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1. Gender |
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2. Size |
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To determine your size, take a ruler and measure the arm-to-arm distance of your current frame in millimetre. |
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Note: If your current frame does not fit well, use it as a gauge towards a better fitting frame. For example, if your frame currently measures 125mm and it feels small (frame temples are pressed against the sides of your face), go a few sizes up. |
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Understanding size measurements for frames. Sizes are often printed on the inside (left or right) temple of your frame. For example, 50-17-135. The set of numbers represents lens, bridge and temple measurements (in millimetres), respectively. If size measurements are not printed on the inside temple, you can simply measure with a ruler. |
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3. Type |
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Other filters (price, material, shape, colour, style, and brand) are available to further refine your search. |
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