Finding the Right Frame Width for My Face
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Finding the Right Frame Width for My Face
Getting frame width right was crucial for comfort and appearance. Here's what I learned.
The Width Rule
Frames should match or be slightly narrower than face width. Mine is 141mm, so I look for 135-140mm frames.
Signs of Wrong Width
Too wide: Extends past face, slides down Too narrow: Squeezes temples, looks small
My Solution
I measure face width and only buy frames within 5mm of that measurement.
The Result
Perfect proportions and comfort.