If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.

All full priced orders over R450.00 qualify for FREE delivery,  (applicable to all areas within South Africa). 

For orders less than R450.00 the following delivery fee will be charged at checkout per order:

South Africa:         R90.00

*Free shipping does not include any sale items or promotions.

If your face is average in size, which is the most common option, a medium frame should fit you well.

Unsure of your size? Let us help you! 

Find your width:

How to pick the perfect sunglass shape

Step 1: Determine your face shape.

How?

Take one of the following: a washable marker or an old lipstick.
Stand at arm's length in front of a mirror.
Carefully trace the outline of your face on the mirror's surface, starting from your chin and ending with your hairline.
Take a step back and look at the resulting shape.

Is your face shape more predominantly

• Round
• Square
• Rectangular
• Oval
• Heart-Shaped
• Triangular

Step 2: Choose the correct frame shape for your face

ROUND

No your face isn’t round like a perfect circle! A round face just means that your face’s width and length are almost identical.

Choose a frame where the width is greater than the height – these include:

OVAL

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width.

It’s important to avoid glasses that look too massive! The frame should be as wide or slightly wider than the width of your face.

So what works best then? These:

• Glasses with smooth-lined frames: rectangular, oval, round.
• "Butterfly" glasses.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.

 

SQUARED

The length and width of the face is almost identical. The chin is broad and angular.

A sharp frame or one with square frames could possibly overload your face’s outlines.

Rather purchase a pair of:  

• Large glasses.
• Glasses where the frame width equals the width of your face.
• Glasses with colored frames.
• Glasses with oval, round, or teardrop-shaped frames.
• Frameless glasses.
• "Cat's eyes" glasses.
• "Aviators."

RECTANGULAR

Your face’s length is greater than the width and your cheekbones, jaw and forehead are of equal width.

We suggest a pair of sunglasses that will make your face appear visually broader. Grab the largest pair of glasses you can find!

Also, try a pair similar to these:

• Large-framed glasses.
• "Aviators" (with large frames).
• Round-framed glasses.

HEART-SHAPED

The face’s length is greater than the width. From your forehead to your chin your face begins wider and goes slightly narrower.

Massive-looking glasses will not help they'll just add more bulk to the upper part. We advise you to choose glasses where the width equals the width of your face.

Try these instead:

• Rounded or round glasses.
• Small frames with a narrow bridge.
• Glasses with low-set arms.
• "Aviators."
• "Wayfarers."
• Frameless glasses.
• Bright or neutral-colored frames.

TRIANGULAR

The face’s length is slightly greater than the width. This face shape tends to narrow towards the temples.

Choose sunglasses with a large frame and a broad upper part. The lower part shouldn't have square or sharp outlines.

• Round glasses without bright decorations.
• "Aviators."
• "Cat's eyes" glasses with transparent lenses.
• Frameless glasses.