The Art of the Perfect Fit
A well-fitted frame is an extension of how you carry yourself. Each of our frames is designed with precise Japanese craftsmanship — and finding your fit is a matter of knowing a few key details.
Frame Width
The total frame width should feel balanced on your face. A frame that extends significantly beyond the temples can appear oversized, while one that pulls the face inward may feel restrictive. Some overhang is natural — what to avoid is excess in either direction.
Reading Your Frame Numbers
Every frame carries an engraved size code — for example, 48□20-145. The first two-digit number is the lens width in mm, the second is the bridge width, and the third is the temple length. These three numbers are your fit profile.
Bridge & Nose Fit
Our Japanese fit frames feature a sculpted bridge with a lower, wider profile — designed to sit comfortably without nose pads digging in or the frame riding too high. The bridge should rest evenly with no gap and no pressure.
Temple Length & Comfort
Temples should follow the contour of the ear without tension. A properly fitted temple lies flat against the side of the head and curves gently — never gripping. If your current frames leave marks or feel loose by midday, a different temple length may be the answer.
Come In for a Fitting
The most precise fit is always done in person. Visit us in-store and our team will adjust your frames for a fit that feels as considered as the frames themselves.
Material Matters
Understanding the essence of titanium and acetate
Titanium
Exceptionally light. Nearly weightless on the face.
Aerospace-grade strength. Corrosion-resistant.
Hypoallergenic. Ideal for sensitive skin.
Refined minimalism. Sleek, modern lines.
Acetate
Lightweight yet substantial. Balanced presence.
Flexible resilience. Maintains shape over time.
Warm to touch. Gentle, natural feel.
Rich colour depth. Artisanal character.