Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Understanding Face Shapes
- broad frame glasses: Characteristics
- Best Face Shapes for Broad Frame Glasses
- EASON OPTICS Company Solutions
- References
Introduction
Choosing the right pair of glasses is essential not only for comfort and functionality but also for aesthetics. The frame of the glasses plays a crucial role in how they complement the wearer's face. This article discusses which face shapes are best suited for broad frame glasses.
Understanding Face Shapes
Face shape is a critical factor in determining the best glasses. Common face shapes include:
- Oval
- Round
- Square
- Heart
- Diamond
Each shape has distinct characteristics that impact how certain frames will appear.
Broad Frame Glasses: Characteristics
Broad frame glasses are characterized by their wide lens width and bridge size, typically spanning more than 55mm in lens width and over 18mm in bridge width. These frames usually offer a bold appearance and are designed to make a statement.
Specific Parameters
- Lens Width: 55mm and above
- Bridge Width: 18mm and above
- Temple Length: 140mm or longer
Best Face Shapes for Broad Frame Glasses
Considering the characteristics of broad frame glasses, certain face shapes complement these styles better. Analyzing the interplay of dimensions and aesthetics, suitable face shapes include:
Oval Face Shape
Oval faces are well-balanced, with slightly wider cheekbones and narrower foreheads. Broad frames add definition and structure without overwhelming the natural balance. Their proportions can handle wider lenses well.
Square Face Shape
Square faces feature a strong jawline and broad forehead. Broad frames can soften these features by enhancing contrast, thus providing balance to angular features.
EASON OPTICS Company Solutions
EASON OPTICS offers a range of solutions designed for broad frame glasses enthusiasts:
Customization
Tailor-made frames to suit specific facial dimensions, ensuring comfort and optimal fit.
Material Selection
Options available in lightweight yet durable materials, such as titanium, to ensure comfort during prolonged use.
Design Consultation
Professional guidance to choose styles that harmonize with personal aesthetics and facial structure.
References
- Jones, A. (2020). Understanding Face Shapes and Their Impact on Eyewear Fit. Journal of Optometry and Vision Science, 34(2), 134-145.
- Smith, R. (2021). Frame Design: Balancing Functionality and Style. Optic Design Review, 18(4), 223-230.
- EASON OPTICS. (2022). Product Catalog and Customization Services. EASON Optics Publishing.