Frame Sizes

How do we measure?

Each product page gives you a number of measurements:

• Lens Width: This is how wide the lens is (in millimeters), but only the part you actually look through—not the frame around it. Think of it as the "view zone" for your eyes.
• Lens Height: Same vibe as lens width, but this time it’s how tall the lens is (in millimeters). Again, just the part you see through, not the frame.
• Bridge Width: This is the space between the lenses (in millimeters), but here’s the tea: it includes the frame too. So, if the frame’s skinny, you’ll have more room for your nose. If it’s thick, it’ll sit closer. It’s all about that nose fit.
• Temple Length: AKA the arms of your shades. This is the full length of those side pieces (in millimeters) that hook over your ears. Gotta keep ‘em comfy, right?
• Frame Width: The total width of the whole frame (in millimeters) at its widest point. Basically, how much face real estate your sunglasses cover.
• Short Code: This is like the secret sauce for your perfect fit. It’s a combo of numbers (like 50-17-143) that includes the lens width, bridge width, and temple length. You’ll often find it printed on the inside of the arm. If you’ve got a pair that fits like a dream, just grab those digits and use ‘em as your cheat code for new shades.