Style guide

Find frames for your face shape

Not sure which frames suit you? Use this guide to discover the most flattering styles for your face shape.

Oval face

Balanced proportions with a forehead slightly wider than the chin and high cheekbones. Most versatile face shape — nearly every frame style works.

Best frames:

Most styles work well. Rectangular and geometric frames add definition. Avoid frames that are too oversized.

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Round face

Full cheeks with a rounded chin and equal width and length. Angular frames add structure and make the face appear longer and slimmer.

Best frames:

Angular frames that add structure. Rectangular and square shapes create contrast and define your features.

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Square face

Strong jawline, broad forehead, and angular features. Round and oval frames soften sharp lines and add balance.

Best frames:

Round, oval, and curved frames to soften angular features. Avoid boxy or angular frames that emphasize sharp lines.

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Heart face

Wider forehead and cheekbones narrowing to a small chin. Frames that are wider at the bottom create balance.

Best frames:

Bottom-heavy frames or rimless styles to balance proportions. Light colours and thin metals work well.

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Diamond face

Narrow forehead and jawline with broad cheekbones. Frames that sit high on the face highlight the cheekbones.

Best frames:

Oval and rimless frames soften angles. Cat-eye and upswept styles draw attention to the eyes.

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Sizing

Understanding frame sizes

Every frame has three key measurements printed on the inside of the temple arm. Here's how to read them.

Eye sizeBridgeTemplelength
1

Eye size

The horizontal width of one lens in millimetres. Typically ranges from 40mm to 62mm.

2

Bridge width

The distance between the two lenses over your nose, in mm. Usually 14mm to 24mm.

3

Temple length

The length of the arm from hinge to tip in mm. Typically 120mm to 150mm.

How to find your size

Look inside the temple arm of your current glasses. You'll see three numbers like 52 □ 18 140. That's eye size, bridge width, and temple length. Bring these numbers when you visit us for the best fit.

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