PRODESIGN DENMARK 3612 c.9322 Blue EYEGLASSES GLASSES FRAMES 49-19-140 B:38. Case not included.
 
This frame is a modified and stylish spin on the classic Clubmaster design. The combination of its stronger dark blue acetate top and thin lighter blue metal bottom gives a bold contrast with an organic flow of colors.

 At a 49mm eye size and only 130mm across from temple to temple, this frame is more of a petite fit designed for smaller faces yet the 140mm temples will be sure to reach all the way back to your ear. These frames are designed and crafted in Denmark with style and durability in mind. Prodesign takes the spring out of spring hinges with their patent lever resistance spring. This quality engineering will ensure you will not have any mishaps with the barrel stud popping out of the spring hinge compartment which is a common place issue in most spring hinge designs. Even the transition from the front solid blue to the marble blue pattern on the insides of the frame distinguishes ProDesign's attention from the rest. 


PLEASE READ TO GAUGE THE BEST SIZE AND FIT BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHASE.

 

Important in choosing glasses is picking a frame that compliments the shape of your face. Here is a great resource for knowing what shape glasses go with your face: 

 

Glasses for face shape: From round to oval faces | Clearly 

 

 

 

Determine Frame size to find the best fit 

 

You can usually find the measurements on the inside of the temple or the arm of your glasses. The frame measurements normally appear as three numbers — for example, 52-17-135. These three numbers reflect the measurements of different parts of the frames. ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE IN MILLIMETERS. 

 

 

Lens Width 

This is the horizontal width of each lens, measured at its widest point. Also called eye size. This will be the first number in the measurement sequence. 

 

 

 

Bridge Width 

This is the distance between your two lenses where your frames fit against your nose. This will be the second number in the measurement sequence. 

 

 

 

Temple (Arm) Length 

This is the length of the temple from the hinge to the temple tip, including the bended part that sits on your ear. This will be the third number in the measurement sequence. 

 

 

 

Lens Height 

This is the vertical height of your lenses at the widest part of your frame from top to bottom. Lens height is especially important when measuring bifocal or progressive lenses. You want at least 20mm from your pupil to the bottom of the frame to accommodate for a multifocal lens design. 

 

 

 

 

A Few Helpful Tips for Glasses Measurements 

 

  • Frame Width 

 

Too narrow of a frame will make your face look wider, while a frame that is too wide will make your face look narrower. This is one of the most important factors in finding a pair of glasses that fits your face shape. Find a frame that is slightly wider than your face — about a finger width between the temple and your face. If you tuck your chin downward and look up into the mirror and see the temples tapering outward to your ears, then you will know the width is too small. You want your temples to shoot straight back. 

 

  • Temple Length 

 

Temple length is the measurement in millimeters of each “arm” of the frame. The most common options are 135 mm, 140 mm, 145 mm, and 150 mm. The temples should fit horizontally and evenly along the sides of your head and fit comfortably along the outside of your ear. Look for the bend towards the end of the temple to hit the top of your ear, this is where your optician can bend the temple to fit around the backside of your ear if needed. If the bend falls short of the top of your ear, then the frame will hike up and not sit comfortably. 

 

  • Lens Height and Width 

 

To determine which lens size is right for you, know that a small lens width is 50 mm or less, medium is between 51 mm and 54 mm, and large is any lens wider than 55 mm. 

Your eyes should be close to or just above centered within your lenses. Eyeglass frames that are too wide can make your eyes appear too close together, while narrow frames will give your eyes a wide-set look. The top of the frame should fall just below your brow line. 

 

  • Bridge Width 

 

The distance between a frame’s lenses is its bridge width. The bridge should sit comfortably on your nose. If you have close-set eyes or need a narrow bridge, this number should be smaller. If you have wide-set eyes or want a wide bridge, this number should be larger. 

If your nose is higher on your face, you may want a frame style where the bridge is even with the brow line. If your nose is positioned lower on your face, consider frames with a lower bridge and curved brow line. 

 

 

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