Size Guide : How do I find the frame size of my Ray-Ban glasses ?

What do the numbers on my glasses frames mean ?

Most of Ray-Ban glasses have the size measurement printed inside the temples. The third figures in the sequence are expressed in millimeters and correspond to the following measures : diameter lens (example "52"), bridge width (example "18") and length of the temples (example "140").

The width or diameter of the lens is the first number (52-18-140)

Lenses

The bridge width is the distance between the two lenses (52-18-140)

Bridge

The 3rd number of the sequence is the length of the temples (52-18-140)

Temple

Our tip to choose the right glasses size

Find your fit with a credit card

Did you know that the size of a card (credit card for example) is approximately the same as the width of a standard lens?

Small, Medium or Large ? This guide will help you to choose the right size : place one side of the card in the center of your nose and observe the alignment on the other side.

If the edge of the card is beyond the end of the eye, prefer a small mount.

Small

If the edge of the card ends at the end of the eye, go for the medium size.

Medium

If the edge of the card does not reach the end of the eye, choose a large size.

Large

Choose the most suitable Ray-Ban Icon

The size of the glass gives a good indication of the overall width of the frame. It is possible that two glasses of different glass size may have an identical total frame width (Aviator width 58 = Wayfarer width 50). "RJ" references are Junior models for children. They can also be suitable for women with a very thin face.