ROUND
- BEST BALANCE
- Angular, rectangular, geometric and browline frames.
- FIT TIP
- Choose a frame slightly wider than the broadest part of the face.
- BE CAREFUL WITH
- Tiny round frames that repeat the face’s curves.
FIND YOUR FRAME
THE RIGHT FRAME STARTS WITH YOU
There is no single formula for finding the perfect pair. Face shape can offer direction, but comfort, proportion and personal style matter just as much.
Use this guide as a starting point—not a rulebook.
1
START WITH A FRAME YOU ALREADY OWN
If you have a pair that fits well, measure it from the widest point of the front frame. Compare that measurement with the dimensions listed on the KUANGYE product page.
You can also review:
- Lens width
- Bridge width
- Temple length
- Overall frame width
- Frame height
Measurements may vary slightly between production batches.
2
FACE SHAPE & FRAME GUIDE
Face shape is a starting point. Frame width, bridge fit and personal style matter just as much.
OVAL
- BEST BALANCE
- Wayfarer, square, aviator and browline; most shapes work.
- FIT TIP
- Keep frame width close to the widest part of the face.
- BE CAREFUL WITH
- Extremely oversized or very narrow frames that disrupt balance.
SQUARE
- BEST BALANCE
- Round, oval, thin aviator and softly curved frames.
- FIT TIP
- Choose gentle curves and a width slightly beyond the cheekbones.
- BE CAREFUL WITH
- Thick, sharply boxy frames that emphasize the jaw.
HEART
- BEST BALANCE
- Oval, round, light aviator, rimless and subtle cat-eye.
- FIT TIP
- Keep the frame no wider than the forehead and visually light at the brow.
- BE CAREFUL WITH
- Heavy browlines or exaggerated corners that add top width.
DIAMOND
- BEST BALANCE
- Oval, subtle cat-eye, browline and rimless frames.
- FIT TIP
- Add gentle width at the brow without extending past the cheekbones.
- BE CAREFUL WITH
- Very narrow frames that pinch visually at the widest point.
OBLONG
- BEST BALANCE
- Deep rectangular, rounded-square, oversized and tall aviator.
- FIT TIP
- Choose more lens height and visible temples to break up facial length.
- BE CAREFUL WITH
- Shallow, narrow frames that make the face appear longer.
3
CHOOSE BY PERSONAL STYLE
MINIMAL
Clean metal or slim neutral frames
BUSINESS
Structured silhouettes and refined finishes
STREET
Bold acetate and geometric shapes
VINTAGE
Amber tones, aviators and rounded lenses
STATEMENT
Oversized proportions and distinctive details