FitMyFace

Glasses 140 to 144 mm wide: 25 frames from 7 stores

The FitMyFace catalog has 25 eyeglass frames whose total front width is 140 to 144 mm, from 7 stores: EyeBuyDirect, Firmoo, GlassesUSA, Pair Eyewear, SmartBuyGlasses, Warby Parker and Zenni. In this group they run from 140 to 144 mm. Shapes: 2 round, 6 rectangle, 3 square, 3 cat-eye, 2 aviator, 4 browline, 3 geometric and 2 wayfarer. 2 widths are an estimate, because the store lists only the lens, bridge and arm numbers.

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Who this width is for

If a pair you own fits well and measures 140 to 144 mm across the front, frames in this group are a good first filter. A few millimetres either side can still fit, so the neighbouring groups are linked below.

Total width is measured across the front, from the outer edge of one hinge to the other. The three numbers printed on the arm (such as 52-18-140) are the lens, the bridge and the arm length, not the total width; measure a pair that fits to find your number.

The 25 frames, narrowest first

Prices change, so check today's price at the store; FitMyFace sells no glasses; the try-on links each frame to its store page.

Nearby widths

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FitMyFace is a shopping aid, not an eye exam: the try-on draws each frame at its width on your photo, and an optician checks the real fit and your prescription. The face scan runs on your phone. The optional photo-real AI preview sends a photo to Cloudflare and deletes it right after; your consent is the one "I agree" on the scan screen, and a switch on the results turns it off. The AI picture is illustrative. FitMyFace is for adults 18 and over and is not available in Illinois.

Questions

Will a frame of this width fit me?

Width is the first check, not the whole fit: the bridge, the arm length and where the hinges sit matter too. The try-on measures your face on your phone and draws each frame at its width, so you can compare before you buy; an optician checks the real fit.

Where do these numbers come from?

From each store's public product page on the date shown next to the frame. Stores change their range, stock and prices, so check the store page.