Friday 29 March

Friday 29 March

What do the numbers printed on my frame mean?

Some frames have a series of numbers printed on the inside of a temple arm (the part that goes behind your ear). The first numbers are typically the manufacturer’s style number and a color code. But farther down the temple arm, there may be important numbers that refer to the dimensions of the frame. These numbers are the measurement, in millimeters, of the lens width, nose bridge width, and temple arm length. Often the lens width and nose bridge width are 2-digit numbers separated by a square, and a temple arm length is a 3-digit number in front of or behind the others. Knowing these numbers can help you choose a frame similar in size when shopping.

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Kenzo Brown
11,000.00
Kenzo Black
11,000.00
Wasabi Tortoise
11,000.00
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10,000.00

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Whether you’re a first-time online shopper or a seasoned customer, this quick guide will get you started in no time.

1 - Find your perfect pair

Browse our Screen glassesSunglasses, Eyeglasses or Accessories pages and use our handy filters to narrow down your search. All glasses include a FREE hard case, and cleaning cloth, soft pouches and other accessories.

2- Customize Your Lenses

Choose between getting our standard blue-light blocking or anti-glare frames or choose between our standard, anti-glare, photochromic, hybrid, blue cut or Crizal Prevenzia lens coatings/ add-on followed by more details about your prescription or you can simply upload an image of your prescription if you have one. 

3- Complete Your Order

Once you place your order you’ll be able to follow its journey through our customer support team and via SMS until it gets to your doorstep.

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