Ralph Lauren Chaps93 Polished Navy Half Frames 314

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Ralph Lauren Chaps93 Polished Navy Half Frames 314
£18.99
Exude timeless sophistication with these polished navy half-frames by Ralph Lauren, a perfect blend of vintage charm and understated elegance.
Description
Ralph Lauren CHAPS 93/N/ POLISHED NAVY METAL HALF FRAMES / 48mm LENS WIDTH / 22mm DISTANCE BETWEEN LENSES/ 140mm ARM LENGTH . COL O7PR
FRAME HEIGHT 32MM OVERALL WIDTH 135MM
METAL FRAMES WITH TEMPORARY LENSES FITTED
Optical Frames PEASE CHECK YOUR MEASUREMENTS SEE INFORMATION BELOW
The Bridge Width
The bridge width is the minimum horizontal distance between the nasal surfaces of the rims on a plastic or metal frame, or the minimum horizontal distance between the nasal surfaces of the lenses in rimless frames. If a frame has adjustable nose pads on metal arms various modifications can be made in order to achieve a satisfactory fit;
Increasing the distance between the pads may be appropriate in cases when:
The frame size is sitting too high on the face
The bifocal segments or distance section of a progressive (Varifocal) lens are too high
The bridge is too small a fitting for the nose
The distance from the eye to the lens is too great
Decreasing the distance between the pads may be appropriate in cases when:
The frame sits too low on the face
The bifocal segments or distance section of a progressive (Varifocal) lens are too low
The bridge is too low for the nose
The lenses are sitting too close to the eyes and lashes
The Lens Width
The lens width is the distance between the vertical sides of a rectangle containing the lens shape (in mm), the diagram above illustrates this. The sizes for the lens width and bridge width can usually be found on your current glasses by looking on the inside of the frame (usually printed on the arms or the bridge)
The Arm Length
The arm length is measured from the dowel point to the extreme end of the side, this is made up of the length to the bend and the length of the drop to give the overall length of side.
When choosing a new spectacle frame check your current frame sizes by looking for the printed measurements (usually found on the arm or bridge), for example:
52-16-135
52 (mm) will represent the lens width
16 (mm) will represent the bridge width
135 (mm) will represent the overall length of the arm
Overall Frame Width
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE MEASURE THE OVERALL WIDTH FROM THE OUT SIDE OF THE FRAME INCLUDING THE LUGS SHOWN IN THE DIAGRAM.
















































































































































