phramesANOTHER POINT OF VIEW.
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EYEWEAR. FROM ANOTHER ANGLE.

Good
shape.

A line you like.
A point of view that feels like you.

Find your direction
Browline eyeglasses on a pale surfaceLOOK AT THE LINE. ASK ABOUT THE DETAILS.
01 / EXPLORE02 / COMPARE03 / ASK

THE EVERYDAY OBJECT.
THE PERSONAL DETAIL.

A little line.
A lot of character.

Start with the shape that catches your eye. Keep the proportions, the fit questions and the actual product details in the conversation.

A few ways
to frame it.

All six directions
A STARTING POINT. NOT A RULE BOOK.

Curved?
Defined?
A bit of both?

Tell the shape finder which lines you prefer. It narrows the visual directions, without trying to decide what your face should wear.

Find a shape direction
Person wearing clear-framed eyeglasses in an editorial portraitSTYLE IS PERSONAL. FIT NEEDS THE DETAILS.
01

See the
difference.

Put up to three visual directions alongside each other.

Open comparison02

Keep the
numbers.

Record the dimensions of a frame you already know.

Open frame notes03

Ask the
right questions.

Keep the frame style separate from actual lens information.

Read lens notes
Eyeglasses resting on a keyboard as editorial context
THE DETAILS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE.

More than
a good angle.

Actual dimensions. Actual lens information. The terms of the specific order. A clear starting point leaves room for all of them.

Open the notes