Temples
Temples should not flare far outward or press hard against your head.
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FIT GUIDE
Good eyewear starts with proportion.
You do not need a face scanner. The best reference is a pair that already fits you well and the three numbers printed inside its temple.
How to read themTHREE NUMBERS
50–20–145. It is not a product code.
They are lens width, bridge width and temple length. Your new frame does not need identical numbers, but they are a very useful starting point.
50
lens width
in millimetres
20
bridge
space between lenses
145
temple
temple length
Most useful rule
If your current frame fits well, compare its overall width and bridge first. Two frames with the same lens width can still fit very differently.
FRAME WIDTH
This is what most often decides whether a frame fits.
A frame that is too narrow presses at the temples. One that is too wide slips and visually floats away from the face. Here are three real reference points from our collection.
FACE SHAPE
Do not treat face-shape rules as a law.
A round face does not have to wear rectangular glasses, and a square face does not have to wear round ones. Scale, brow line, lens height and the effect you want matter more.
For a stronger effect, choose a frame that contrasts with softer facial lines. For a calmer result, look for a shape that echoes them.
WHEN YOU PUT THEM ON
Four things to check immediately.
Bridge
The frame should sit steadily on your nose without constant adjustment.
Brows
The top line of the frame should work with your brow line rather than cut across it randomly.
Movement
Tilt and move your head. A well-fitted frame stays in place.
STILL UNSURE?
Try them at home or visit a partner.
You have 14 days to decide. If you prefer trying several models in person, visit one of our optical partners.