Turner

As many frames as EBD has to chose from, I'm surprised it doesn't happen more, but I've found at least a few times measurements/sizes aren't always 100% accurate, so I go by bridge & lense width instead of total width (what I've found to be wrong more so than any other measurement) this one should actually be listed as a medium. If it were a true large and 132 width, would definitely be too wide for my face as I'm mostly a small with some mediums working, but on the nearing to wide for my preference. It is my pet peeve for frames to be too wide OR too small/narrow on my face (or anyone's for that matter) so I pay very close attention to certain measurements. I'm glad I trusted my instincts on these as they are both a very pretty clear pink, oversized cateye frame, but they are ALSO gloriously lightweight (most of my 20 frames ARE!). There are a few frames I really love, but won't buy only bc of how heavy they are, I know I'd very rarely wear them. So, if you're usually a small-medium, these should fit you great! I think the correct total width is more like 127-128.

I am in love with my new glasses. They r perfect! I am trying to take very good care of them. I have another pair of rainbow glasses that r on the way n I am excited to get!

I've purchased glasses online before, but I've always done an at-home try on with physical frames. Relying on a generous return policy, Wirecutter's recommendation, and the augmented reality webcam try-on, I swapped out my black acetate frames for this darling clear pink and I'm smitten. They offer a larger field of vision than I'm used to with the oversized cat-eye and they hold my high-index lenses nicely. The metal temple looks premium but they're very light; I would absolutely believe they came from a fancy boutique at a significantly higher price. On the lenses side of things, my weird prescription was well-managed, so thanks for that! Satisfied customer all the way around here.