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Eyewear Frame Sizes: My Complete Guide


Understanding eyewear frame sizes transformed how I shop for glasses. If you liked this short article and you would like to acquire far more information about Mozaer kindly check out the web site. What once seemed confusing now makes perfect sense.


The Universal Sizing System

All eyewear uses the same three-number system:


First number - Lens width (48-60mm typically)
Second number - Bridge width (14-24mm typically)
Third number - Temple length (135-150mm typically)


How I Determine My Size

I measure my face width and use this formula:


My face width: 140mm
Ideal frame width: 135-140mm
Lens width: About 52-54mm
Bridge: 18mm
Temples: 140mm


Size Categories

Most eyewear falls into these ranges:


Small/Narrow: Total width under 130mm
Medium/Average: 130-140mm
Large/Wide: Over 140mm


My Shopping Strategy

Know my measurements
Check frame dimensions before buying
Read reviews about fit
Stick to my size range



Understanding eyewear sizing made shopping efficient and ensured every pair I buy fits properly.