STEP ONE
How to Measure
Your Face
Use a soft measuring tape or a piece of string and a ruler.
- Face Width — Measure across the widest point of your face, typically temple to temple.
- Face Length — Measure from the top of your forehead to the bottom of your chin.
- Cheekbone Width — Measure across the widest part of your cheeks.
- Jawline Width — Measure across the widest part of your jaw.
Using your measurements
Find your face shape
Tell us who you're shopping for, enter the four numbers from above, then describe your jawline. We'll match you to a shape and the frames that suit it.
Use any unit (cm, mm, or inches) — just measure all four the same way.
Your face shape
Shop framesA guide, not a rule. If two shapes feel close, trust the frames you like best.
This guide gives suggestions based on general face-shape principles. It's a starting point, not a guarantee of fit or how a frame will suit you, and it may not be accurate for every face. Please review each frame's measurements before ordering. All purchasing decisions are your own.
Face Shape Summary
Oval Face
The most versatile face shape. Almost any frame style suits an oval face. We recommend aviator, square, or oversized frames.
Round Face
Angular and rectangular frames add definition. We recommend wayfarers, browline, and angular styles.
Square Face
Rounded and oval frames soften a strong jawline. We recommend round, aviator, and oval styles.
Heart Face
Bottom-heavy frames balance a wider forehead. We recommend cat-eye, oval, and rimless styles.
Oblong Face
Oversized or taller lens frames add width. We recommend large round, square, or shield styles.