The size is usually a number found after the SKU before the square ▢ symbol indicating the millimeter width of the lens.Įxample: Ray-Ban New Wayfarer RB2132 52mm sunglasses Lens Width You can search these SKU numbers on our site to find the right lenses for your frame. If you don't see a frame name on your sunglasses, there may be a SKU number to identify your frames. You can use the images in the fit guide to identify which generation your frames are. If you search your frame name and see a year listed after it, like Straight Jacket (2007), click the "Check Compatibility" button on the product page. Some frames had multiple editions made over the years. These special frame sizes usually have their own, unique lenses, which aren’t interchangeable with other size variations of the same frame. Pay special attention to qualifiers like an "S" or an "XL" that indicate frame or lens size.
Frame Nameįind the frame name by looking for a logo or name printed on the inside temple of the frames. This brand name may be on the outer or inner arm of the frame. Start by looking for a logo or name printed on the frames to identify which brand of sunglasses you have. We'll show you where to look on your frame to make sure you get the right lenses for your sunglasses. Identifying your sunglasses is the most important step to ensure your new lenses fit perfectly.
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