Warby Parker

Hi, I'm Gracie from Morby Parker. The first question you want to ask yourself when shopping for glasses are, are these comfortable? That's usually a good starting point if they are. If you are looking for general rules of th So the first one is you want to make sure that the centers of your pupils are centered within the frame. The next is you don't want the glasses to extend past the side of your face. You want to make sure that you can see your eyebrows and that they're not hidden within the frame. When you smile, you want to make sure that the cheeks aren't pushing up the glasses. And you also want to make sure that the frames aren't sliding down your nose. At Morby Parker, we recommend starting with a medi It's usually the most common. If you have a narrower face, we do offer extra narrow frames. If those are feeling a little bit too small, we do have narrow as well. Alternatively, if you have a broader face, we offer wide width frames. And if those are still feeling a little snug, we do have extra wide as well. Currently, I'm wearing Hughes narrow. As you can see, my pupils are centered within the lens. They're not extending past the side of my face. You can see my eyebrows. But I'm going to show you what Hughes medi So this is Hughes medi It's a little bit wider than Hughes narrow. My pupils start to get a little bit closer together when I try on the wider frames. And then Hughes wide is just all over a little bit too big for me. The lenses are a little bit too wide. They go beyond the sides of my face. And the lens height is also a little bit high as well. And then here's Hughes narrow again. So you can see that these are the best fit for me. If you have any questions about fit and width at Warby Parker, feel free to