Selecting the perfect eyewear can sometimes be a challenging task. However, our comprehensive guide is here to assist you in finding the ideal match. Each pair of eyewear possesses unique functional and aesthetic attributes, and to help you determine the right fit, we rely on three key pieces of information:

1. Face Shape: Different face shapes complement distinct styles of eyewear. Understanding your face shape can greatly enhance your selection process.

2. Frame Measurements: Eyewear frames come in various sizes, including lens width, bridge width, and temple length. These measurements play a crucial role in achieving a comfortable and secure fit.

3. Product Description: Our eyewear product descriptions provide valuable insights into specific features, materials, and design elements, ensuring that you make an informed decision.

By considering these three factors, we can guide you towards eyewear that suits your preferences and ensures a comfortable fit. If you have any further questions or need personalized assistance, please don't hesitate to contact our dedicated team at HARINA.

Understanding Frame Size

Frame size refers to the horizontal width of the eyewear frame, measured from the center of the left hinge to the center of the right hinge. At HARINA, our frames are available in multiple sizes to cater to different preferences and facial proportions. Please refer to the chart below to explore the range of sizes we offer:

Finding Your Perfect Fit

To determine the right frame size for you, follow these simple steps:

1. Take a pair of glasses that fits you well and that you find comfortable.
2. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the hinges. This measurement is known as the hinge-to-hinge distance.
3. Keep in mind that there might be a tolerance range of +/- 4mm for a proper fit.

By measuring the hinge-to-hinge distance of your well-fitting glasses and considering the tolerance range, you can confidently select the right frame size that ensures a comfortable and stylish fit for you.

Understanding Fit

Fit refers to the aesthetic aspect of eyewear that determines the amount of coverage it provides to the face, based on its size. It plays a crucial role in achieving a stylish and flattering look.

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In the provided image, all frames are of the same size, but they offer different fits to cater to individual preferences. The three available fittings are:

1. Narrow Fit: These frames feature a smaller lens front, ideal for those who prefer a more compact coverage that covers a smaller portion of the face.

2. Regular Fit: Frames with a medium lens front designed to cover an average portion of the face, offering a balanced and versatile fit.

3. Oversized Fit: These frames have a larger lens front, providing generous coverage for those who prefer a bolder and more prominent look, covering a greater portion of the face.

Bridge and Nosepads

The four options for bridge and nosepads are:

1. High Bridge Fit: This option offers a secure and comfortable fit for individuals with a higher nose bridge and lower cheekbones. It is recommended if the bridge of your nose is above the level of your pupils.

2. Low Bridge Fit: This option ensures a secure and comfortable fit for those with a lower nose bridge and higher cheekbones. It is suitable if your eyewear tends to slide down your nose, sit too low, or cause discomfort on your temples or cheeks.

3. Universal Fit: This option provides a versatile fit that accommodates most face shapes, offering a comfortable and well-balanced experience.

4. Adjustable Nosepads: Frames with adjustable nosepads allow for customization to fit your unique nose shape. These nosepads can be widened or narrowed according to your preference, ensuring a personalized and comfortable fit.

Consider these fitting options to find the ideal frame fit and bridge/nosepad configuration that suits your face shape and provides maximum comfort.