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Oliver
$12.00 USD
Size: Large | 56□16-145
Description
Oliver women's eyewear is meticulously crafted using premium TR90 materials, ensuring exceptional durability and comfort. These full-rimmed glasses feature a square shape that complements all face shapes, making them the perfect accessory for any occasion.
The frames are constructed with thin and lightweight TR90 material, ensuring ultimate comfort even during extended wear, allowing you to effortlessly achieve a "barely there" look. The seamless combination of comfort and style makes these glasses the top choice.
Click now to customize your pair and embrace a distinctive personal style without breaking the bank.
The frames are constructed with thin and lightweight TR90 material, ensuring ultimate comfort even during extended wear, allowing you to effortlessly achieve a "barely there" look. The seamless combination of comfort and style makes these glasses the top choice.
Click now to customize your pair and embrace a distinctive personal style without breaking the bank.
56mm
52mm
145mm
16mm
145mm
Measurements
Standard Nose Bridge
·Size
Large
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56□
16-
145
·Genders
Women
·Frame Weight
19.2 g
·Shape
Square
·Frame Material
TR90,Metal
·Rim
Full-Rim
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Size Guide
If you want to buy a new pair of eyeglasses but don't know how to measure the width of your frames, you can try this way:
If you wear your glasses all the time and it's the right size, you can measure from screw to screw and this value will be your ideal frame width.
However, keep in mind that all eyeglasses are different, so this is only a general reference value, the exact reference value should be based on the actual situation.
Other useful measurements
Temple (arm) length
The temples should remain level against the side of your head and rest comfortably against your ears.
Bridge width
The bridge width is between the eyes above the nose. The ideal length of the nasal spacing is shorter for nearsighted eyes, while the ideal length of the nasal spacing is longer for farsighted eyes.
