Your Perfect Pair
There is a perfect frame for every face shape. At Barner, we want to help you find the best style that complements your look.
Here is a guide to finding the most flattering frames for your face!
Remember that all our glasses are 100% functional and stylish, designed with the digital generation in mind, ultra-lightweight and super comfortable — which ones will you choose?
Learn How to Measure Your Face
We know that determining your face shape can sometimes be confusing. There are different types, and quite often the differences between one and another are very subtle.
But discovering your exact type can be very useful in the long run. We know that, when matched correctly, computer glasses can completely redefine your professional or personal image and style.
Oval faces are easily identified because they are longer than they are wide, with no sharp angles.
One of the luckiest face shapes, since most frames will work perfectly, so the world is yours! Oval faces tend to have a rounded chin, with a soft U-shaped jawline and a more prominent forehead. They are well-balanced and versatile, meaning you can easily experiment with all kinds of different shapes, colors, and sizes.
Frames to explore: Square and rectangular frames with smaller widths will accentuate your cheekbones. We encourage you to try bold frames with strong colors.
Here is our guide to your exact measurements:
JAWLINE
Take a horizontal measurement of your jawline width, from the start of your jaw below your ear to the other side.
FACE WIDTH
Take a horizontal measurement of your face width: from cheekbone to cheekbone.
FOREHEAD
Take a horizontal measurement of the width of your forehead.
FACE LENGTH
Take a vertical measurement from your hairline to the bottom of your chin.
With these measurements in hand, we can guide you to identify your specific face shape and discover the most flattering frame style from our collection.
Finding the Perfect Computer Glasses for Your Face Shape
We are here to help you choose the most complementary glasses that perfectly suit your face. When it comes to identifying the best frames, the general rule is: opposites always attract!
For example, for rounder faces, rectangular frames work best. On the other hand, curved frames are perfect for angular bone structures.
Understanding Frame Sizes
Since we know every face is unique, we have listed our frame sizes in the description of each model with three consecutive numbers: lens width, bridge width, and temple length. These numbers are always listed in millimeters.
Example: Size: 50-20-135 (Lens Width, Bridge Width, and Temple Length)
How to Choose the Right Bridge for Your Face
The way your glasses sit on your nose is a very important factor when choosing the perfect frame size. Ideally, you should be able to bend over and move your head comfortably without your glasses shifting.
There are two common types of nose bridge:
