If sunglasses always slide down your nose or look too big on you, you're not alone. Most frames are made for average-width faces. Here's how to tell if a pair fits.
- Frame width: The frame should be about as wide as your face, with no big gap between the temples and the sides of your head.
- Eyes centered: Your eyes should sit near the middle of each lens, not toward the inner edge.
- Cheeks: When you smile, the lenses shouldn't press on your cheeks.
- Bridge: The glasses should stay put when you look down. If they slide, the bridge is too wide.
Styles that usually work
Smaller round and oval frames, slim rectangles, and wraparound sport frames made in a smaller fit.
We put our narrower frames in one place: the Small-Fit collection. For active days, try the Small-Fit Cycling Sport Sunglasses.
One pair in every order is just $1.99, any style, so trying a new size is low-risk.