📐 Size Guide

Kids Glasses Size Guide

Start with the printed frame size, then check lens width, bridge width, and temple length together.

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Ages 1–4

Toddlers

40–43 mm

Tiny explorers usually need smaller lenses with a small bridge and short temple length.

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Ages 5–8

Little Kids

43–48 mm

Little learners often fit small-to-medium kids frames; bridge width helps decide the final age badge.

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Ages 9–12

Big Kids

45–52 mm

Growing adventurers may fit mid-size frames, especially when the bridge or temple length is larger.

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Ages 13+

Teens

47–54+ mm

Teens usually need larger youth frames; larger bridges and sports styles often move here sooner.

Where to Find Your Size

Look inside the temple arm (the part that goes over the ear) for a set of numbers like this:

Lens Width Bridge Temple →
45 □ 16 — 125
Lens Width □ Bridge Width — Temple Length

How to Measure

1

Find the numbers printed on the inside of the temple arm (the part that hooks over the ear).

2

Use the first two numbers together: lens width and bridge width. Lens width sets the size, while bridge width can shift the fit older or younger.

3

For prescription-ready optical frames, frame PD is about lens width + bridge width. A good PD fit is usually from 10 mm below that number up to that number.

No current frames? Measure your child's PD first, then compare it with each product's PD Range and age badge. Age is a guide; the frame numbers are more precise.

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Shape Guide

What shape is best for you?

Here's a handy guide to the most flattering frame shape for every face.

Round face

Soft angles, a lightly curved jawline, and a jawline that is slightly narrower than the forehead.
Recommended frame:
Rectangle, square, and round frames

Oval face

Balanced proportions, high cheekbones, and a chin that is slightly narrower than the forehead.
Recommended frame:
Rectangle and square frames

Heart face

High cheekbones, a wider forehead that narrows down to a small, defined chin, and a sharply tapered jawline.
Recommended frame:
Rectangle and square frames

Square face

Angular features, a strong jawline, and cheekbones that are about the same width as the forehead.
Recommended frame:
Round, cat-eye, and oval frames