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What Are Extra-Wide Frames?
Glasses frames come in a range of sizes, from petite and narrow to extra-wide. Finding your perfect fit is important because it impacts the functionality of vision correction and the overall comfort of your glasses. Extra-wide frames are built wider from hinge to hinge than all the other sizes.
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How Wide Are Extra-Wide Frames?
As with clothing sizes, eyewear sizes can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. In general, though, a frame width of 138 millimeters or more is classified as a wide frame.
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How Do I Know If I Need Extra-Wide Glasses?
If you're shopping for your first pair of corrective eyeglasses, you may not know how glasses should look and feel. Using our Virtual Try-On is a great way to make sure you like the style of a frame, but the fit is largely a matter of comfort. If your frames feel tight or press against your temples, you should consider wider glasses. Your eyes will appear less centered in the lenses of too-small eyewear, and because of how glasses are made, your vision may also be blurry.
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How Should Glasses Frames Fit?
Properly fitted glasses should feel comfortable at your bridge and behind your ears. The frame should not extend any wider than the overall width of your head or touch your cheeks. Even trendy, oversized frames should fall within these parameters.
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Where Can I Buy Extra-Wide Glasses Frames?
Payne Glasses carries an assortment of fashionable, extra-wide glasses frames for men and women starting at just $5.95.
FAQ
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What Are Extra-Wide Frames?
Glasses frames come in a range of sizes, from petite and narrow to extra-wide. Finding your perfect fit is important because it impacts the functionality of vision correction and the overall comfort of your glasses. Extra-wide frames are built wider from hinge to hinge than all the other sizes.
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How Wide Are Extra-Wide Frames?
As with clothing sizes, eyewear sizes can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. In general, though, a frame width of 138 millimeters or more is classified as a wide frame.
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How Do I Know If I Need Extra-Wide Glasses?
If you're shopping for your first pair of corrective eyeglasses, you may not know how glasses should look and feel. Using our Virtual Try-On is a great way to make sure you like the style of a frame, but the fit is largely a matter of comfort. If your frames feel tight or press against your temples, you should consider wider glasses. Your eyes will appear less centered in the lenses of too-small eyewear, and because of how glasses are made, your vision may also be blurry.
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How Should Glasses Frames Fit?
Properly fitted glasses should feel comfortable at your bridge and behind your ears. The frame should not extend any wider than the overall width of your head or touch your cheeks. Even trendy, oversized frames should fall within these parameters.
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Where Can I Buy Extra-Wide Glasses Frames?
Payne Glasses carries an assortment of fashionable, extra-wide glasses frames for men and women starting at just $5.95.
