Most eyewear brands stop at 'medium.' Shade Gray was built around Wide and Extrawide sizing from the start.
If standard frames leave red marks behind your ears, feel tight at the temples by the end of the day, or simply look too small on your face, you likely need a wider frame than what most retailers default to.
Shade Gray sizes frames by actual face width, not just 'small/medium/large' labels that vary by brand.
| Label | Face Width | Shop |
|---|---|---|
| Narrow | 126-131mm | Narrow Frames |
| Medium | 132-136mm | Medium Frames |
| Wide | 137-141mm | Wide Frames |
| Extra Wide | 142-150mm | Extra Wide Frames |
Face width ranges match Shade Gray's current frame-size collections.
Every wide and extrawide frame in our collection is designed at true size from the start -- not a stretched version of a narrower frame -- so proportions, temple length, and nose bridge width are all built for a wider face.
How do I measure my face width at home? +
Do wide frames cost more than standard sizes? +
What if I'm between Wide and Extrawide? +
Can Wide and Extrawide frames still look stylish, not just functional? +
Shop frames designed at true Wide and Extrawide proportions, starting at $49 with free shipping and returns.