Fit & size guide

Sunglasses that fit. First try.

Q: I'm between two sizes. Which one should I pick?

Pick the smaller one for a snug look or a slim nose bridge, the larger one for a relaxed, fashion-forward fit.

Q: What if they don't fit?

You're covered by a 7-day money-back guarantee. Message HolyMoly on WhatsApp and we'll sort it out.

Three quick checks: your size, your face shape and how a good pair should sit. Two minutes, no optician needed.

1 Your size

Know your size in 30 seconds

Width matters more than style: a frame that's too narrow pinches, one that's too wide slides down. Every product page shows the size, like 54-18mm.

Size numbers 54□18 145 printed inside a sunglasses arm — 54 Lens width 18 Bridge **145** Arm length

Find your size

Read the numbers inside the arm of a pair that fits you, e.g. 54□18 145.

Lens mm Bridge mm

Fit	Lens width*	Frame width	Best for
S Narrow	≤ 52 mm	≤ 132 mm	Petite and narrow faces
M Medium	53–56 mm	133–140 mm	Most faces
L Wide	57–60 mm	141–148 mm	Wider faces
XL Extra wide	61 mm +	149 mm +	Wide faces or a bold oversized look

Our sizes read lens–bridge (e.g. 54-18mm). Frame width ≈ 2 lenses + bridge + ~10 mm of hinges, and it's what decides the fit (*lens widths assume an 18 mm bridge). Pick a frame about as wide as your face; ±2 mm on the lens feels the same.

2 Face shape

Balance your face shape

The rule is contrast: angular frames for soft faces, curved frames for strong jaws. Tie your hair back, take a straight-on selfie and trace your outline.

Oval face

Longer than wide, soft curves, forehead a touch wider than the chin.

Balanced proportions suit almost every shape. Just match the frame to your face width.

Aviator Cat-eye Oversized Square Round Wayfarer
Shop frames for oval faces
Round face

Length and width about equal, full cheeks, soft jaw without sharp angles.

Angular frames add structure and make the face look longer. Skip small round frames.

Square Rectangular Wayfarer Geometric Cat-eye
Shop frames for round faces
Square face

Forehead, cheekbones and jaw roughly the same width, strong defined jaw.

Curved frames soften strong lines. Skip narrow, boxy frames.

Round Oval Aviator Cat-eye Oversized
Shop frames for square faces
Heart face

Wide forehead and cheekbones narrowing to a slim or pointed chin.

Light rims and frames wider at the bottom balance the forehead. Skip heavy top bars.

Aviator Cat-eye Round Rimless
Shop frames for heart faces
Oblong face

Clearly longer than wide, straight cheek line, often a tall forehead.

Tall, wide frames break up length. Skip small, narrow frames.

Oversized Square Wayfarer Sport
Shop frames for oblong faces

Shop by frame shape

Aviator Cat-eye Oversized Square Rectangular Round Oval Wayfarer Geometric Rimless Sport

3 Fit check

Five signs a pair fits right

Try them on in front of a mirror and check these in order. If all five pass, you've found your pair.

WidthNo gap at your temples and no pinching. The frame ends right where your face ends.
BrowsThe top of the frame follows your brow line, brows just visible above it.
EyesYour eyes sit near the middle of each lens, not at the inner edges.
NoseThe bridge rests without sliding when you look down or leaving red marks.
CheeksThe frame doesn't touch your cheeks when you smile.

Arms a little loose or tight? An optician can adjust most acetate and metal frames in minutes.

Lens colours, decoded

The tint changes how the world looks, not how protected you are. UV protection comes from the lens filter, not from how dark the lens is.

GreyTrue colours, best all-rounder for Beirut sun and driving.
BrownWarmer view and sharper contrast, great on the road and the slopes.
GreenSoft contrast with natural colours, the classic pilot tint.
GradientDark on top, light below: shade from the sky, clear view of your phone.
MirroredReflects glare at the beach and adds a bold look.

Questions we get every day

What do the numbers like 54-18mm mean?

The first number is the width of one lens, the second is the bridge (the gap between the lenses) in millimetres. Together they tell you how wide the frame is. Compare them with a pair you already own: within 2 mm on the lens will feel the same.

I'm between two sizes. Which one should I pick?

Go for the smaller one if you like a snug look or have a slim nose bridge, the larger one for a relaxed, fashion-forward fit. Oversized styles are designed to sit a little wider than your face.

Do the frames fit men and women?

Most of our frames are unisex. Size and shape matter more than the label, so use your size and face shape to choose.

What if they don't fit?

You're covered by our 7-day money-back guarantee. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll sort it out with you.

Can you help me choose?

Yes. Send a straight-on selfie on WhatsApp and tell us the styles you like. We'll reply with the frames that suit your face and size.