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Fashion Specs eyeglasses and sunglasses have the size measurements etched on the inside of the temples of each frame. These measurements are in millimeters (mm) and typically consist of three numbers. Here's an example of the engraved size details:

• The first number denotes the lens width, which also signifies the frame size. For instance, in this case, the size is 49mm.
• The second number indicates the bridge width, representing the distance between the lenses (DBL). In this example, the bridge width is 21mm, with typical measurements ranging from 13mm to 21mm.
• The third number signifies the length of the temples, which are the "arms" of the frames. Here, the temple length is 145mm, with lengths varying from 115mm to 145mm based on the frame's overall size.

SIZE GUIDE:

An average lens width falls within the range of 52-56 mm. A smaller frame usually features a lens width below 52 mm, while a larger frame typically measures between 53-66 mm.

FIT OPTIONS:

Fashion Specs aims to assist customers in finding their ideal frame. Considering various face shapes, Fashion Specs offers a range of frame fits. Acetate frames come in standard bridge fits, while metal frames feature adjustable nose pads for an even more customizable fit.