How to Choose Your Frame
The basics
The brow rule
The brow should meet the top edge of the frame. Avoid leaving too much space between your brows and the top of the glasses — that's usually where things go wrong.
The orbit rule
The eye should be centred in the lens following the 2/3 – 1/3 rule: not too high in the lens, and not too centred.
By face shape

Square face
Rounded, oversized frames with slim temples. Avoid small frames that accentuate angles.

Round face
Square or thick frames, or slim pentos. Make sure they don't rest on the cheekbones.

Oblong face
Small, narrow frames. Should not extend beyond the sides or drop to the cheekbones.
Dimensions
Each product page lists three key measurements: lens width, bridge width and temple length. If you already have a pair that fits well, compare these figures to estimate your size without needing to try them on.







