The fit guide
Frames in proportion.
Many fashionable frames are too wide for smaller or narrower faces. A few numbers can tell you what will fit before you ever try a pair on.
Too wideIn proportion
Reading a frame
Three numbers tell you most of the story.
They're usually printed inside the arm of a pair of glasses. Choose a number to see what it measures.
Lens width
How wide each lens is, in millimetres. On smaller faces this is usually the number that matters most.
Example numbers shown. Measurements are in millimetres.
Find your fit
How wide is your face?
Narrow
Look for frames around 125–131 mm wide
This is the size many people struggle to find. Small lens widths keep the frame in proportion.
Shapes to try: Narrow rectangular, Cat-eye, Oval
This is a general guide, not a final size chart. Measurements for Fana & Z frames will follow once styles are confirmed.
Measure at home
All you need is a ruler.
Find a mirror and a ruler
Stand close to the mirror with your face straight on. A soft tape measure works too.
Measure temple to temple
Hold the ruler across your face at eye level and measure between your temples, just in front of your ears.
Check a pair you love
Measure across the front of glasses that already fit you. That total width is your best reference.
The interest list
Help shape the first collection.
Fana & Z is being built with the people who will wear it. Join the list and tell us which styles you'd reach for first.