Frame Size

1. IF YOU HAVE EYEGLASSES NOW

To determine your Frame Size, use the Lens Width of your existing frame as shown below.

2. IF YOU DON’T HAVE EYEGLASSES

TAKE A CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD

This is the width of a medium eyeglass or sunglass

3. STAND IN FRONT OF A MIRROR.

Place one edge of the card on your nose and the other near the edge of your eye.

4. CHOOSE YOUR SIZE BASED ON THE POSITION OF THE CARD.

If the card extends beyond the corner of your eye, your Size is SMALL.

If the card slightly passes over the corner of your eye, your size is medium.

If the card does not reach the corner of your eye, your Size is LARGE.

When it comes to selecting spectacle frames for Indian people, it’s important to consider size variations for men, women, and kids. The size and fit of frames can greatly affect comfort and visual performance. While there may be individual preferences and variations, here are some general guidelines:

1. Male Sizes:

   – Frame Width: Men typically have broader faces, so the frame width should be wider to accommodate the width of the face.

   – Temple Length: The temple length should be longer to ensure proper fitting around the ears.

   – Bridge Size: A wider bridge size is usually more suitable for men with broader noses.

2. Female Sizes:

   – Frame Width: Women often have narrower faces, so choosing a frame with a narrower width is recommended.

   – Temple Length: The temple length should be proportionate to the frame width and fit comfortably behind the ears.

   – Bridge Size: A narrower bridge size is generally more appropriate for women with narrower nasal bridges.

3. Kids Sizes:

   – Frame Width: Kids have smaller facial structures, so frames should be designed to fit their smaller faces comfortably.

   – Temple Length: The temple length should be shorter to fit properly on a child’s head and ears.

   – Bridge Size: Kids frames generally require a smaller bridge size to accommodate their developing nasal bridge.

It’s important to note that these are general guidelines, and individual variations exist. To ensure an ideal fit and comfort, it is recommended to try on different frame sizes and consult with a local optician or eyewear specialist who can provide personalized recommendations based on your specific facial features and measurements.