What is your frame sizing guide?

Hidalgo's Eyewear provides a frame sizing guide designed to help customers choose the perfect fit for their eyewear. The process for determining the correct frame size typically involves measuring the width of the face and identifying the appropriate dimensions. Frame sizes are usually specified in millimeters and consist of three key measurements: the lens width, the bridge width, and the temple length. To start, it is helpful to measure the distance between the temples to ascertain the ideal width of the lenses. The lens width is typically the first number in a frame measurement and usually ranges from around forty to sixty millimeters. The bridge width, which indicates the space between the lenses where they sit on the nose, is generally the second number and can range from around sixteen to twenty-two millimeters. Lastly, the temple length, the part of the frame that extends to the ear, is represented by the third number, generally between one hundred and thirty to one hundred and fifty-five millimeters. For additional information and specific sizing details, customers may want to refer to the current web page, as it may provide more comprehensive guidance tailored to Hidalgo's Eyewear offerings.