Ray-Ban Size Chart
Use this Ray-Ban Size Chart to understand frame measurements, face coverage, bridge fit, and nosepad options before choosing sunglasses, eyeglasses, prescription frames, or Ray-Ban Meta styles.
How Ray-Ban Frame Size Works
Ray-Ban frame size is based on lens width and bridge width. These values are shown in millimeters and are usually displayed in that order on the frame or product details.
| Frame detail | What it means | How it appears | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lens width | The width of one lens across the front of the frame. | First number in the frame-size marking. | Millimeters |
| Bridge width | The distance across the nose bridge between the two lenses. | Second number in the frame-size marking. | Millimeters |
| Frame size | The combined sizing reference created by lens width and bridge width. | Displayed as lens width followed by bridge width. | Millimeters |
| Temple length | The arm length may appear in product details for some styles. | Check each product page for the exact style. | Millimeters or — if not listed |
Face Coverage Guide
Face coverage describes how much of the face the frame covers. It is related to the look and coverage of the lens front, not simply the overall frame size.
| Face coverage | Best for | Fit feel | Measurement shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petite | Shoppers who prefer a smaller lens front. | Lower face coverage and a more compact visual fit. | — |
| Standard | Shoppers who prefer an average amount of face coverage. | Balanced coverage for everyday sunglasses or eyeglasses. | — |
| Generous | Shoppers who prefer a larger lens front. | Greater face coverage with a bolder frame presence. | — |
Bridge and Nosepad Fit
Bridge and nosepad design affects how the frame sits on your nose, cheeks, and temples. Use this guide to compare available fit descriptions before choosing a Ray-Ban frame.
| Fit option | Description | Good choice if | Measurement shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| High bridge fit | A secure fit designed for a higher nose bridge and lower cheekbones. | The bridge of your nose sits above the level of your pupils. | — |
| Low bridge fit | A fit designed for a lower nose bridge and higher cheekbones. | Frames often slide down, sit too low, or press on the cheeks or temples. | — |
| Universal fit | A fit option designed to accommodate most face shapes. | You usually wear standard eyewear comfortably. | — |
| Adjustable nosepads | Nosepads that can be widened or narrowed for a more personalized fit. | You want more flexibility around the nose bridge area. | — |
How to Choose Your Size
Start with the measurements of a pair of glasses or sunglasses that already fits you well. Compare the lens width and bridge width to the measurements listed on the Ray-Ban product page.
Compare lens width
Choose a similar lens width if your current eyewear gives you the right amount of face coverage.
Check bridge width
The bridge should rest comfortably without sliding down, pinching, or sitting too low on your face.
Review product details
Each Ray-Ban style may fit differently, so always check the size listed on the product page.
Measuring Tips
If you do not already have a frame size to compare, use a mirror and a standard card to estimate your face width before choosing a frame.
- Stand in front of a mirror in natural, even lighting.
- Hold a credit card, debit card, or loyalty card steady against the center of your nose.
- Check where the opposite edge of the card lines up with your eye.
- Use the result as a general fit reference, then compare it with the product’s listed size.
- For prescription eyewear, confirm fit details with your eye-care professional when needed.
Fit Notes
Ray-Ban sunglasses and eyeglasses can vary by frame shape, lens front, bridge design, and nosepad style. A Wayfarer, Aviator, Clubmaster, Round, or Ray-Ban Meta frame may feel different even when the listed measurements look similar.
- Petite coverage gives a smaller, more compact look.
- Standard coverage offers a balanced everyday fit.
- Generous coverage creates a larger, bolder frame presence.
- Low bridge fit may help if frames slide down or touch your cheeks.
- Adjustable nosepads can help fine-tune the position of the frame.
Between Sizes Advice
If you are between two Ray-Ban sizes, compare how you want the frame to look and feel. Choose the smaller lens front for a closer, more compact look, or choose the larger lens front for more face coverage.
If your current frames slide down, focus on bridge fit and nosepad style before choosing a larger frame. If your current frames feel narrow at the temples, review the product details carefully and consider a style with more generous coverage.
Product Detail Reminder
The Ray-Ban Size Chart is a general guide. Product pages may list specific sizing details for each frame, including lens width, bridge width, temple length, lens height, fit, or face coverage when available.
Always review the product details for the exact Ray-Ban sunglasses, eyeglasses, prescription sunglasses, or Ray-Ban Meta style before placing your order.
Need Help Choosing a Size?
If you need help reading measurements, comparing frame sizes, or choosing the right Ray-Ban fit, contact customer support at:
Please include the product name, frame style, listed size, and any fit questions so we can assist you more clearly.
