The secret to a great fit starts with one number: the hinge-to-hinge width of your frames. Grab a ruler and a pair of sunglasses you already love, that's all you need.
The right size frames should have a width of within 4mm of what you measured from hinge to hinge or between your temples.
Many eyeglasses have three numbers that you can find on the inside of the arms. The first is the glasses lens width, the second is the nose bridge width, and the third is the temple length.
The right size frames should have a width of within 4mm of what you measured from hinge to hinge or between your temples.
Many eyeglasses have three numbers that you can find on the inside of the arms. The first is the glasses lens width, the second is the nose bridge width, and the third is the temple length.
The right size frames should have a width of within 4mm of what you measured from hinge to hinge or between your temples.
Many eyeglasses have three numbers that you can find on the inside of the arms. The first is the glasses lens width, the second is the nose bridge width, and the third is the temple length.
This is the measurement from the hinge to the tip that sits behind your ear. A longer temple keeps frames more secure; shorter temples sit closer to the face. Most adults fall between 138–148mm.
These three measurements fine-tune the rest of your fit. You'll find them all printed on the inside of your frame arm.
Lens Width — the width of each individual lens
Bridge Width — the space between the lenses, where it rests on your nose
Temple Length — the length of the arm from hinge to tip, determining how far it wraps behind your ear.
Already have a pair that fits? Check the inside of the arm for three stamped numbers. Enter your lens width and temple length and we'll find WMP frames within 2mm of your fit.
Find the numbers on the inside of your frame arm and enter them below.
Measurements in millimeters
Not sure where to start? Your face shape is a great place. Click through each shape below to find frames that suit you.
The most versatile face shape out there. Lucky you, almost any frame style will suit you. You can go wide, narrow, bold or minimal. Have fun with it.
Strong, defined features that command attention. Round and oval frames soften your angles beautifully, while bold square frames double down on that powerful structure.
Soft curves and natural fullness. Angular or rectangular frames add definition and length to your look, creating a great contrast to your features.
Wide forehead tapering to a narrow chin. Bottom-heavy frames or rimless styles balance your features perfectly, drawing attention downward.
The bridge is where your glasses actually rest on your face, so getting it right makes a big difference in how comfortable they feel all day.
Designed to distribute weight comfortably across the nose for a secure all day fit.
Designed to rest on the sides of the nose rather than the top, helping reduce pressure.
Soft nose pads that can be adjusted for a more personalized fit.
Silicone nose pads engineered to enhance grip and minimize slip in active conditions.
