Our Frame Sizes
All our frames are designed keeping in mind an ideal Indian face. Most of our collections fall in the Medium Size Category.
In case you're uncomfortable ordering due to size/fitment issues, don't worry. All our products come with a 30-Day No Questions Asked Returns Policy. You can return the frame & we'll refund your complete money including the money you have paid for Lenses. Yes, you read it right! We refund even the Lenses Price if you are not happy with the fit.
You may also take help from the quick & easy ways to find your frame size below -
1. Picking Size from Current Frames
Reading your frame size is easy. Take your current pair of eyewear which fits well on your face and look on the insides of the temples. Find the set of numbers reflecting the order of measurement e.g. 53-15-140. These are the lens width, bridge width, and temple length respectively.
Lens Width/Diameter – This is the horizontal width of each lens in millimeters. It ranges between 40-62mm.
Bridge Width – This is the distance between the two lenses in millimeters. It ranges between 14-24mm.
Temple Length – This is the length from screw to temple tips. It ranges between 110-150mm.
2. Measuring Frames with Ruler
There may be a possibility that the measurement on your current frames is faded or is not printed. In this case, you will need a millimeter ruler or a cloth measuring tape to measure the frame yourself. Find the size as shown above and purchase your next set of eyeglasses or sunglasses without any hassle.
3. Finding Frame Size by Clothing Size
Broadly, you can also follow the below chart to find your frame size.
- If you wear small-sized attires, frames with less than or equal to 50mm of lens-width would fit you easily in the case of eyeglasses. For sunglasses, the width of 55mm or less should be your choice.
- Similarly, people who go for large-sized clothes must opt for spectacles with lens-width or diameter of 55mm or more. In the case of shades, this will be 65mm or more.
- People who wear M size should get frames between 51mm to 54mm of lens-width for eyeglasses and 56mm to 64mm for sunglasses.
4. Using Credit Card to Measure Frame Size
Know your frame size while you’re on-the-go with your credit or debit card. Surprisingly, the standard width of the card can be compared to a medium (M) sized frame.
To measure, place one edge of the card at the center of your nose and see where it ends. If the card ends at the tip of your eyes, a medium-sized frame would fit you perfectly. If the card width extends the eyes, a small size would be perfect for you. Just in case the card edge finishes before your eyes end, you need an (L) large-sized frame.
5. Still Unsure About the Exact Size?
Don’t worry. Give us a call at (+91)801-0808-801 or mail us support@lenscaravan.com and we’ll together find your perfect frame-size.