Measurements

Lens Width is the maximum horizontal distance across two sides of one lens, measured in millimeters.

A person with a bigger head size should opt between 54-56mm; average head size 51-53mm; small head size 48-50mm. Lens width can go up to 60mm if required. It is recommended that your new frame’s lens width is within 2 mm difference of your old frames. Frames with a lens width measurement larger or smaller by more than 2 mm would still possibly fit you, but they are not likely to fit you as well.

Also, all our rimless glasses’ lens width can be custom-adjusted to fit your need. To do that, simply instruct us by talking to our customer service representatives or leaving a note in “Any Extra Information” when you are placing your order what size you would like us to edge them.

Nose Bridge refers to the distance between the two lenses of your glasses, measured in millimeters.

People with tall noses should opt between 20-22mm; average nose 17-19mm; flat nose 14-16mm. It is recommended that your new frame’s nose bridge is within 2 mm difference of your old frames. Frames with a nose bridge measurement larger or smaller by more than 2 mm would still possibly fit you, but they are not likely to fit you as well.

The Temple Length refers to the overall length of the temple arm.

Temple Length is not as important as the Lens Width and the Nose Bridge, because its length established according to the Lens Width and covers most of people’s needs.