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Eyes-Rite, Inc:
3983 LaVista Road, Suite 125
Tucker, Georgia 30084
Phone 770-938-9170
Fax 770-270-9025

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E-Mail Contact:
eyesrite@emerchantclub.com

FRAME SHAPE GUIDE AND SELECTION SUGGESTIONS

LENS DESIGN, MATERIALS AND OPTIONS

FRAME SHAPE GUIDE AND SELECTION SUGGESTIONS

The choices of frame shapes are seemingly endless… but why does some eyewear look better on some than others? It's a simple fact that most faces aren't perfectly shaped, and therefore some eyewear flatters while other eyewear… well, doesn't. The staff at Eyes-Rite is highly trained to determine your face shape and utilize the following suggestions to allow your eyewear to downplay imbalances and enhance other features. Hair color and skin complexion should also be considered when your frame selection is made. Permit our professionals the opportunity to suggest the perfect frame for you.

• Square: strong jaw line, broad forehead, and wide chin and cheekbones. Frames should make the face look longer, such as those with weight on top and ones that are wider than the widest part of the face. Select frames that are slightly curved.
• Oblong: Face is longer than it is wide. Frames should "break" the length of the face, making it appear shorter and wider. Choose frames to cover as much of the center of the face as possible.
• Round: Full, as wide as it is long, with few angles. Frames should make the face appear longer and thinner, such as angular frames and ones that are wider than they are deep. Avoid round frames.
• Triangular: Face is widest at the forehead and narrows at the chin. Frames with thin rims and wider at the bottom like aviator or butterfly would be the best choice.
• Oval: Your lucky, every shape of eyeglasses will flatter your face. Be sure to choose a frame that is as wide or wider than the broadest part of the face.