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Three dimensions to weigh

Frame choice rests on how a pair fits the face, how it accommodates your visual needs, and how you will wear it day to day.

Fit

Morphological fit

Compare frame width, bridge shape, and temple length against your face. Measure before you decide, then check how the frame sits on your nose and ears.

Vision

Prescription compatibility

Lens index, frame size, and lens shape all affect what is possible for your prescription. Bring these questions to your optician for advice tailored to your eyes.

Use

Lifestyle usage

Consider how many hours you wear glasses, whether you need sport or screen protection, and how often you will adjust or clean them.

Guides pratiques

A four-step framework for evaluating frames

01

Take baseline measurements

Note your pupillary distance, bridge width, and temple length as reference points before comparing any frame.

02

Assess bridge and temple fit

Check whether the bridge rests comfortably without pinching and whether the temples sit flat without pressing behind the ears.

03

Test width and lens geometry

Confirm the overall width suits your face and that the lens shape supports the prescription you were given.

04

Plan final optical adjustments

Ask your optician to verify centering and make small corrections, since general guidance cannot replace an in-person fitting.