Frame finder
Find the frames that suit your face, in two questions.
Face shape and width do most of the work. The rest is taste, and that is what the shop is for.
01 — Your face shape
02 — Your face width
Not sure? Stand in front of a mirror, pull your hair back and trace your outline with a soap bar. Or let us measure you in the shop.
Your result
Oval · Medium
Balanced proportions. Almost every shape works, so let the frame width match your face.
Rectangle
Keeps the natural balance
Browline
Adds a clear line at the brow
Geometric
A little edge without weight
Go easy on aviator. Very deep lenses can hide your cheekbones.
Your size range
50–52 □ 19–21 — 140–145
Before you start
How to find your face shape at home.
01
Pull your hair back
Tie it back or use a headband, so you can see your hairline, jaw and the sides of your face.
02
Trace the outline
Stand 30 cm from a mirror and trace around your face with a bar of soap or a whiteboard pen.
03
Compare width and length
Step back. Is the shape longer than it is wide? Are the corners soft or sharp? Pick the closest match.
Shape glossary
Eight shapes, in one line each.
The names opticians use, and what each shape does to a face.
Round
Softens strong jaws and angular features.
Rectangle
Adds length and structure to round faces.
Cat-eye
Lifts the outer corners of the eyes.
Aviator
Deep lenses with the weight sitting low.
Browline
A strong top line that frames the eyes.
Geometric
Soft corners for a bit of edge.
Oval
Calm and balanced, easy on most faces.
Square
Bold and graphic, best on soft features.
Ready to try some on?
Book a 30-minute fitting and we’ll pull a tray of frames in your size before you arrive.