Asian fit glasses, comfort for everyone

Asian fit glasses are specifically designed to fit the facial features of people with a lower nose bridge, fairly high cheekbones, and rounder faces: they offer optimal fit and comfort thanks to their shape, wide nose pads, and flat frame. Characteristics of asian fit glasses As we already told you in our ultimate guide on how to choose glasses based on your face shape, to ensure that the prescription or sunglasses you’ve chosen are comfortable for everyday wear, you must choose a pair suited to your face’s morphology. Otherwise, you run the risk of having glasses that slide down your nose all the time, pain, discomfort—in short, things you could really do without! A quick list of the differences between classic eyeglass frames and asian fit: 👃 Wide nose pads, adapted to low nasal bridges and flatter noses: no more uncomfortable glasses that tend to slip, they will be able to adapt comfortably to your face ↔️ Frame width specifically studied for round or wide faces: to prevent the temples from pinching your temples and to increase stability ↪️ Curvature of the temples: whereas classic eyeglass temples are generally straight, asian fit glasses have curved and angled temples to adapt to the shape of your temples and reduce pressure behind the ears at the end of the day ↕️ Frame height: asian fit frames are often adapted for shorter and wider faces, whereas classic frames are designed for longer faces 👀 Eye spacing: if the distance between your eyes is wide, asian fit glasses are made for you! Indeed, the lenses are further apart on this type of frame, which offers great vision and comfort The advantage of this type of frame is that they can suit (almost) all faces and ensure optimal comfort by reducing pressure points on your face. Are asian fit glasses made for me? That's all well and good, but it doesn't tell you if low bridge glasses suit you... or not. We'll give you a few tips to find out! Nasal bridge: high or low? Low bridge glasses, as their name suggests, are made for lower nose bridges to stay firmly in place on your nose. A simple way to find out if this is your case is to stand in front of a mirror and use your finger to find the point where your forehead ends and your nose begins, generally between or under your eyebrows, specifically the hard, bony part at the top of your nose (are you with us?). If this point is aligned with your pupils or lower than your pupils, you have a low nasal bridge. Is your face wide or slim? Another characteristic of asian fit glasses is that they adapt to round and/or wide faces. To find out if you have a rather round or elongated face, pay attention to its dimensions: if the width and height are identical, congratulations, you have a round face. If you have a wide face, you will probably also need the wider-spaced lenses and flatter frames offered by this type of eyewear. If, on the other hand, your face is very elongated, you will prefer classic models. 💡 Good to know: if you have an oval face (the most common shape), it is longer than it is wide, even if the contours remain soft. In this case, you lucky thing, many glasses suit you, and it's possible that low bridge glasses do too! High or low cheekbones? Let’s look at your cheeks now: if you have a round face, it’s highly likely that your cheeks are rounder and fuller. Add to that higher cheekbones, generally associated with a lower nasal bridge, and you check the boxes to opt for an asian fit pair! Generally, you can tell if the lenses of traditional glasses tend to touch your cheeks. You can also measure your interpupillary distance (the distance between your eyes): if your eyes are far apart, you will likely benefit from choosing a low bridge pair so the lenses are well aligned. The best low bridge glasses for your face So, convinced? If you are looking for the asian fit prescription glasses that will be perfect for you, we obviously recommend going to a store or trying your glasses on online from the comfort of your couch. This way, you can ensure that the pair of low bridge sunglasses or prescription glasses you’ve fallen for really suits you. As for sunglasses, big brands also offer a wide selection of low bridge glasses. At Horus X, the Ushuaia Sun uses a pad system designed to make it compatible with as many faces as possible. They suit everyone, we offer them in two colors, and they are available with our Darkmatter® lenses to filter 100% of UV rays and protect you from blue light at the same time. Our polarized X-Pol® lenses are perfect for high-light conditions and for daytime driving. Finally, since we do things right at Horus X, our Ushuaia glasses are also available in a blue light blocking version, for work and everyday life. Final word: asian fit glasses, the complete guide If you have a lower nasal bridge and high cheekbones, a round or wide face, you might have trouble finding glasses adjusted to your face. Low bridge sunglasses will likely offer more comfort than classic glasses. The features of these glasses: large nose pads that are slightly wider, curved temples, and a design and dimensions specifically studied to adapt to rounder faces and low nose bridges. As always, it is better to test (online or in person) before buying to ensure it is the ideal frame for you. Finding asian fit sunglasses, prescription glasses, or blue light blocking glasses is easy these days. Major brands like Maui Jim and Ray-Ban offer them. And of course, Horus X too, with its models designed in France to offer style and protection without breaking the bank. For our shop, it's over here!

Low-bridge fit glasses (Asian fit)

Characteristics of asian fit glasses