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Finding Frames that Fit
Finding Frames that Fit
Frame size and fit is determined by the combination of lens width, bridge width and temple length — and typically displayed on the inside of the temples on your frames.
Frame size and fit is determined by the combination of lens width, bridge width and temple length — and typically displayed on the inside of the temples on your frames.
Have a current pair of glasses that fit well?
Use their measurements as a guide for picking your new pair.
What does Universal Fit Mean
Universal Fit frames are designed to fit most face shapes and sizes, and are the most common size with the largest selection available.
Petite Frames
Lens Width: 47–50 mm | Bridge Width: 15–17 mm | Temple Length: 130–135 mm
With more narrow frames and shorter temples, our Petite Fit frames are designed to stay on comfortably without slipping — ideal for anyone with a smaller, more narrow face shape.
Small Frames
Lens Width: 51–53 mm | Bridge Width: 18–20 mm | Temple Length: 140–145 mm
Small Fit frames are designed to fit most slightly smaller face shapes and sizes, and are a common size with a large selection available.
Medium Frames
Lens Width: 54–58 mm | Bridge Width: 20–23 mm | Temple Length: 141–150 mm
The perfect middle ground, Medium Fit frames are designed to fit most face shapes and sizes, and are available in a wide selection of frames.
Wide Frames
Lens Width: 58+ mm | Bridge Width: 23+ mm | Temple Length: 150-155 mm
For anyone with a larger, wider face shape, our Wide Fit frames offer extra room for added comfort without pinching or putting pressure on your nose or temples.
Youth Frames
Lens Width: <45 mm | Bridge Width: <16 mm | Temple Length: 130 mm
Our Youth Frames are made for growing kids and teens and include polycarbonate lenses for extra safety and durability.
Have a current pair of glasses that fit well?
Use their measurements as a guide for picking your new pair.
What does Universal Fit Mean
Universal Fit frames are designed to fit most face shapes and sizes, and are the most common size with the largest selection available.
Petite Frames
Lens Width: 47–50 mm | Bridge Width: 15–17 mm | Temple Length: 130–135 mm
With more narrow frames and shorter temples, our Petite Fit frames are designed to stay on comfortably without slipping — ideal for anyone with a smaller, more narrow face shape.
Small Frames
Lens Width: 51–53 mm | Bridge Width: 18–20 mm | Temple Length: 140–145 mm
Small Fit frames are designed to fit most slightly smaller face shapes and sizes, and are a common size with a large selection available.
Medium Frames
Lens Width: 54–58 mm | Bridge Width: 20–23 mm | Temple Length: 141–150 mm
The perfect middle ground, Medium Fit frames are designed to fit most face shapes and sizes, and are available in a wide selection of frames.
Wide Frames
Lens Width: 58+ mm | Bridge Width: 23+ mm | Temple Length: 150-155 mm
For anyone with a larger, wider face shape, our Wide Fit frames offer extra room for added comfort without pinching or putting pressure on your nose or temples.
Youth Frames
Lens Width: <45 mm | Bridge Width: <16 mm | Temple Length: 130 mm
Our Youth Frames are made for growing kids and teens and include polycarbonate lenses for extra safety and durability.
Frame Measurements
Frame Measurements
49/19/140/39
49mm
19mm
39mm
140mm
- Material: Plastic
- Rim Style: Full Rim
- Shape: Square
- Bridge Width: 19
- Lens Width: 49
- Lens Height: 39
- Frame Length: 140
All our frames come with a free 1-year frame warranty that covers any physical damage.
Want even more protection? ExpressCare+ includes both frame and lens replacements. Add ExpressCare+ to your frames at checkout.
All our frames come with a free 1-year frame warranty that covers any physical damage.
Want even more protection? ExpressCare+ includes both frame and lens replacements. Add ExpressCare+ to your frames at checkout.
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