Fit guide
Find the pair for you
Three numbers and a mirror are all it takes. Start with your size, check what suits your face shape, or match a pair you already own — every frame here links straight to it.
The Harbor · 52 □ 20 – 145
01 Size guide
Read the numbers
Every frame has three numbers printed inside the arm: lens width, bridge width and temple length, in millimetres. Each Tide frame lists them on its product page.
5220145
Shown: The Harbor
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The width of one lens at its widest. The biggest single factor in how large a frame looks on you.
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The gap between the lenses, where the frame rests on your nose. A narrower bridge sits closer to the face; a wider one sits higher and further off it.
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Hinge to tip of the arm. Most adults wear 140–150 mm; a longer arm holds more securely behind the ear.
Which width are you?
Look at the lens width on a pair that already fits, or hold a ruler across your face from temple to temple. The front of the frame should be about as wide as your face: no gap at the sides, and the arms shouldn't bow out.
- Harbor 52
- Vista 52
- Offshore 50
- Corsair 55
- Meridian 48
- Riviera 49
A slimmer face or closer-set features. A smaller lens keeps the frame in proportion instead of taking over.
Most faces land here. The middle of the range, where nearly every shape sits comfortably.
A broader face or strong cheekbones. A wider lens stops the frame looking perched in the middle of your face.
Every frame, side by side
| Frame | Shape | Lens width | Bridge width | Temple length | Fits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Harbor | Rectangular | 52 mm | 20 mm | 145 mm | Medium – Wide |
| The Vista | Square | 52 mm | 17 mm | 145 mm | Medium – Wide |
| The Offshore | Geometric | 50 mm | 22 mm | 145 mm | Medium |
| The Corsair | Square | 55 mm | 18 mm | 150 mm | Wide |
| The Meridian | Round | 48 mm | 22 mm | 145 mm | Narrow |
| The Riviera | Round | 49 mm | 21 mm | 145 mm | Narrow – Medium |
02 Face shape
Frames by face shape
Pull your hair back, face a mirror and compare the width of your forehead, cheekbones and jaw, then your length against your width. The rule that holds: choose a frame that contrasts with your face, not one that repeats it.
Oval
Balanced proportions, a little longer than wide, with a gently rounded jaw and the cheekbones as the widest point.
- Look for
Almost anything works. Keep the frame about as wide as the widest part of your face, with the top of the frame near your brow line.
- Go easy on
Frames much wider than your face, which throw the balance off.
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Round
Width and length close to equal, fuller cheeks and a soft jaw without strong angles.
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Angles. Square and rectangular frames add structure, and a frame a touch wider than your face makes it read longer.
- Go easy on
Small round frames, which repeat the curves instead of contrasting them.
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Square
A broad forehead and a strong, angular jaw, with forehead, cheekbones and jaw all a similar width.
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Curves. Round and faceted frames soften the jawline; a frame slightly narrower than your jaw keeps things balanced.
- Go easy on
Hard, boxy frames that echo the angles you already have.
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Heart
A wider forehead and cheekbones tapering to a narrower, sometimes pointed chin.
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Rounder shapes and lighter tops that balance a broad brow. A frame no wider than your forehead keeps the eye on the middle of your face.
- Go easy on
Heavy, top-weighted brows that add width where you already have it.
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Oblong
Noticeably longer than it is wide, with a long, straight cheek line.
- Look for
Depth and width. Taller lenses and a strong brow break up the length; a wider frame adds breadth.
- Go easy on
Small, shallow frames that make a long face look longer.
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Diamond
High, wide cheekbones with a narrower forehead and jaw.
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A defined brow line to widen the forehead, or soft rounded shapes that play down the cheekbones.
- Go easy on
Narrow frames that sit inside the cheekbones.
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03 Match your pair
Already own a pair that fits?
Look inside the left arm for three numbers, like 52 □ 20 – 145. Set them below and every Tide frame lines up by how close it comes.