YouNick / Frame Lab

Find frames that truly feel like yours.

Face shape is only the beginning. Proportion makes the biggest difference. Try three short simulations and discover the best place to start.

01 / Direction

Begin with the geometry of your face.

Choose the closest face shape. We will show the contrast that usually creates the most balanced result.

Strong start / geometric

Add a more defined contour.

An oval face gives you plenty of freedom. A stronger brow line and softly rectangular front highlight its proportions without overpowering them.

This is a starting point, not a strict rule. If you love a bold oversized look or intentional contrast, choose it with confidence.

02 / Proportion

One millimetre can change everything.

Set the front width of a pair that already fits you well. The simulator will show the most natural place to begin.

Front width 145 mm

Measure from the outer edge of one side of the front to the outer edge of the other. A 2-3 mm difference is usually comfortable.

Your starting point M / Standard proportion

The 142-148 mm range is the most versatile and balances character with everyday comfort.

145 mm
S
S / Slim proportion

134-141 mm

M
M / Standard proportion

142-148 mm

L
L / Wide proportion

149-156 mm

03 / Try-on

See the proportion on your own face.

Add a selfie, choose a form and colour, then adjust the frame width and position. This is a quick style simulation, not an optical measurement.

Only on this device
Frame shape
Frame colour

Your photo is opened locally in your browser only. It is not uploaded to a server or saved.

Measure / 30 seconds

Measure the glasses you already love.

All you need is a simple ruler. Two dimensions are enough to narrow the choice without guessing.

01

Front

Measure the full width from the outer edge of one corner to the outer edge of the other.

02

Temple

Measure the arm from the hinge to the tip behind the ear. Natural acetate might need a few hours to settle on the head.

You will find the dimensions of each frame in its product description. Compare them with your measurement, not only with a size name.