What size glasses or eyeglass frames do I need?

The correct frame size for eyeglasses depends on various factors, including your face shape, head size, and personal preferences. Here are some general guidelines to help you find the correct frame size:

1. Frame Width: The frame width gets measured from the inner edge of one temple bar to the inner edge of the other. You can use a ruler or tape measure to measure this distance across your face. Choosing a frame slightly wider than the broadest part of your face is essential for a comfortable fit.
2. Lens Width: The lens width refers to each lens measured horizontally. It will usually be specified on the inside of the temple arm or bridge of the frame. To determine the lens width that suits you, you can measure the width of your current eyeglasses that fit well or try on different sizes to see what looks proportional to your face.
3. Bridge Width: The bridge width is the distance between the two lenses, typically measured at the narrowest part of the bridge. A proper bridge width ensures the glasses sit comfortably on your nose without sliding down or causing discomfort. Again, you can check your current glasses or try on different frames to determine the bridge width that works for you.
4. Temple Length: The temple length refers to the size of the frame arms that rest on your temples. It is measured from the hinge to the end of the temple arm. The temple length should be long enough to provide a secure fit without pressing too tightly against your head.
5. Eye Size and Vertical Measurement: Some eyeglass frames may also specify the eye size, the horizontal measurement of each lens, and the vertical measurement, which is the height of each lens. These measurements can help you assess the lens size and how it will cover your eyes comfortably.

If you need more information on what size is your current eyeglasses, please click the link. How to Read Your Current Frame Size