The Ultimate Guide to Finding Your Perfect Frame Fit Online
· Niels Kramer

Buying glasses online shouldn't be a guessing game.
While our virtual try-on is the best way to see how a style complements your face, our measurement guide ensures the frame will actually sit comfortably on you and looks proportional to your face.
The 3-Step Measurement Check
You don't need a professional to fit your glasses. If you have a pair that already fits well, check the inside of the temple (the arm of the glasses). You’ll see numbers like 52-18-140:
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52 (Lens Width): The width of the lens in millimeters.
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18 (Bridge Width): The distance between the lenses over your nose.
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140 (Temple Length): The length of the arm.
If you don't see these numbers, use a standard millimeter ruler to measure your current frames. Matching these numbers to our product descriptions is the most effective way to avoid returns.
Face Shape Basics: Finding Your Match
Balance is key. If you have a round face, rectangular or angular frames add definition. If you have a square or angular face, round or oval frames soften your features.
Pro Tip: 90% of returns happen due to poor fit.
By comparing your current measurements to our frames measurements written in the product details , you can ensure a perfect fit the first time.








