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While finding the perfect sunnies can feel overwhelming, the most important thing to remember is if they’re comfortable and you like the way you look in them, they fit. In case you're still not sure, we whipped up these handy sizing recommendations below to help you find your perfect fit.
You're average, no offense. (80% of heads fit in this category.)
A classic frame shape with timeless appeal, our original style that will always be IN. (Unlike those heinous trends of the ‘00s.)
Bold, futuristic shape. Single-lens sunglasses for a sunless future.
A classic sunglasses shape that stays afloat during your wildest, wettest adventures.
Fashionable half-rim shades with a classic silhouette for instant decadence.
Oversized square frames for your festival fits and main stage moments.
Rectangular frames that cut through the noise and command the spotlight.
Square aviator sunglasses with a vintage-inspired design that transcends decades for a timeless style.
The new-and-improved lightweight classic cat-eye sunglasses that turn the world into your catwalk.
Angular cat-eye sunglasses with fashion-forward frames that pop. Everybody's looking at you...and you like it.
Dual-injected cat-eye frames delivering double the glamour and poise in every layer and curve.
Sculpted geometric cat-eye frames designed for cool elegance and a wink of drama.
A futuristic twist on angled retro cat-eye sunglasses, perfect for any phase or style.
World-record speed in a performance cat-eye frame so fashionable it stops traffic.
Aerodynamic wraparound bug eye sunglasses for next-level performance.
Sleek oval frames that elevate every look to an instant hit.
Flaunt your ever-evolving style in iconic oversized round frames.
Sports shades with a ventilated wrap lens and no-slip fit to keep you in the zone.
Frames for smaller or narrower than average noggins (i.e. sunnies often feel loose or overwhelm your face).
Little F*cking goodrs. Sunglasses for small faces with a narrower width and smaller lenses.
Round sunglasses with a slightly narrow fit for the active hipster.
Round double-bridge sunglasses. Smart, stylish look for the scholar on a budget.
Frames for larger than average noggins (i.e. sunnies often feel too small or tight on you).
Big F*cking goodrs. Sunglasses for big heads with wider frames, longer arms, and larger lenses.
Go big with these sleek square frames, featuring slim temples and a broader fit for big heads with big style.
Half-rim sunglasses that work and play as hard as you do.
Oversized flat-top sunglasses that show everyone who’s boss. (Pssst. It’s you.)
Aviator sunglasses built for any need (especially speed).
Shield sunglasses that prove the sky isn’t the limit: nothing is the limit.
A sunglasses size guide helps match frames to your face shape for better comfort and performance. This includes lens width, bridge width, and frame width. Basically, the holy trinity of comfort and performance.
When you shop goodr, you’re investing in the good stuff, like no-slip coating, no-bounce fit, and polarized lenses. Already great, but if you want our sunglasses to feel like a custom-tailored suit for your face, you gotta nail your size. Once you’ve got it down, our sunglasses become unstoppable during your runs, training, and adventuring.
Alright, ready to get weirdly specific about your face? Here’s what you need to know:
Thankfully, you don’t need to race to an optometrist to find this out; you can actually measure at home. Dust off those rulers or an old pair of sunglasses that you find comfy and start measuring!
In between sizes? Try on a few styles to see how they fit on you. We recommend going one size up to prevent any pressure or pinching around your face and head.
Take the width of your lens with your ruler from the edge of your nose to the outer edge of your eye (not including the frame). A lens may be too wide if it obstructs your peripheral vision. In contrast, it’s too narrow if you can very easily see over your lenses or parts of your eye are visible when your shades are on.
Measure from the inside edge of one lens to the inside edge of the other. A narrow bridge will pinch your nose, like getting pinched on St. Patrick’s Day for not wearing green. Too wide, and your sunnies slip off your face.
Measure one outer edge of the frame to the next outer edge horizontally. Too snug and you’re welcoming pressure marks and headaches. Too loose, and your sunnies will spend more time sliding off than staying put. The right fit will feel almost invisible.
Round, oval, square, and heart. We aren’t just flexing our shapes knowledge; these are the shapes most faces come in. Do you know yours? If so, then great, and if not, let us be your guide.
Your face shape can determine which frame styles look best on you. (Although we think you look good in anything.) Don’t worry about not finding a frame that fits you; we’ve got every style your face could possibly demand. Plus all those no-slip, no-bounce features we chatted about earlier.
It means we’ve got variety. Each frame style comes with its own width and shape profile. Both to give you cool, new designs and give every noggin a chance to find their perfect match. Our size guide breaks down each style by measurements, so you know what you’re getting in terms of sizing. This makes it easier to find what fits best and which collections are in your wheelhouse.
For average-sized heads. Kinda like the goldilocks of sizes. Not too tight, not too loose. These are your go-to for running or everyday wear.
For broader faces who can carry them with aplomb. The extra space reduces pressure, making them more comfortable for both wider face shapes. More room, more airflow, less squishing, less problems.
More snug, secure fit for petite noggins. They offer a design more in the spirit of 90s fashion with that narrow fit. Ideal for high-intensity exercise for zero bounce. Slippage where? Not here, that’s for sure.
Here’s how you know if your sunglasses were made for you:
In short, no pinching, no pressure points, no sliding frames, and enough coverage.
Try on the sunnies. Break the rules. Get what feels comfortable to you. Whether you go with the larger or smaller option, it’s best to get sunglasses that have the closest frame width to your measurements. Comfort is key after all.
Consider your activity level and what you’ll be doing. If you’re a runner rocking your shades on the track or nature trails, a snug fit is essential since you’ll be moving and sweating. But if your shades are for everyday outdoor use and pool hangs, go with the larger option.
No matter what you decide, goodr has a wide selection of affordable sunnies, so that you can try on as many different styles and sizes without worrying about the price tag.
Your ruler is your sword, and you wield the power of the perfect fit!!! Whether you're navigating face shapes, frame widths, or the mysteries of the nose bridge, one truth remains: sunglasses that fit right stay on, feel like nothing, and let you focus on living life, not sliding sunnies. Now armed with knowledge of sunglasses sizing, you’re officially ready to choose frames that move when you move!