Specsmakers Clear Full Frame Rectangle Eyeglasses E20A5298 @ ₹999

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SPECSMAKERS Blue Full Frame Rectangle Eyeglasses for Kids

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Product Id: E20A5298

SPECSMAKERS Blue Full Frame Rectangle Eyeglasses for Kids (E20A5298)

₹999 ₹1990 50% off

(Including anti glare lenses)

50 mm or less

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Why Buy Eyemyeye Blink Membership?

1. Using Size Of Your Current Frames

If you own a well-fitted pair already, try and peek at the insides of the temples to find out the measurements. It would look like a set of numbers which denote lens width, bridge width & temple length respectively. e.g. 52-15-165

2. Using A Ruler

In case your frames are older than a year, you might find the numbers faded. This gives doubt a chance and you may end up buying a wrong size.

So let’s have a look at the next simplest way. For this, you will need:

A Millimeter Ruler / Cloth Measuring Tape
Pen/Pencil to Record the Readings

Take cues from the ranges below to avoid any mistakes.

Lens Width/Diameter – The horizontal width of each lens in millimeters. It ranges between 40-62mm.

Bridge Width – The distance between the two lenses in millimeters. It ranges between 14-24mm.

Temple Length – The length from screw to temple tips. It ranges between 110-150mm.

Our frame sizes

3. Using A Clothing Size Guide

You’d wonder how a clothing guide can help you. But broadly, your regular T-shirt can help you solve this mystery like a pro. Here’s how -

People who wear Small (S) size:

It is likely your face structure would be small too. In general, frames with less than or equal to 50mm of lens-width would fit you easily in case of eyeglasses. For sunglasses the width of 55mm or less should be your choice.
People who wear Large (L) size:

Your spectacles must be 55mm wide or more. In case of shades, this will be 65mm or more.
People who wear Medium (M) size:

You can go for frames between 51mm to 54mm of lens-width for eyeglasses and 56mm to 64mm for sunglasses.

Eyeglasses Size Chart

SMALL	MEDIUM	LARGE
50mm or less	51mm-54mm	55mm or more

Sunglasses Size Chart

SMALL	MEDIUM	LARGE
55mm or less	56mm-64mm	65mm or more

4. Using Debit/Credit Card

Did you know you could find out your frame size with your debit/credit cards too?

Interestingly, the standard width of the card can be compared to a medium (M) sized frame. Let’s see how.

Place one edge of the card at the center of your nose & if:

The other end of the card ends at the tip of your eye; a medium sized frame would fit you right
The card width extends the tip of the eye; a small frame is what you need
If the edge of the card ends before your eye’s tip, you’ll need a (L) large-sized frame.

5. Still Confused?

It’s okay, happens! But don’t worry. Give us a call on 08069051111 or mail at helpdesk@eyemyeye.com our size experts will help you find your size-match.