What size is 52 in sunglasses?
The 52 represents the width of each lens, which is 52mm. And if you really want to get technical, the height of each lens, or the “B” measurement, is about 36mm. The New Wayfarer 52 has a small-to-medium fit, which is generally a nice fit for women.
What is the standard size for Ray Ban New Wayfarer?
A New Wayfarer comes in three sizes. 52mm, 55mm, 58mm. 52mm is the smallest and the lens “tilts” the most. 55mm is the standard fit and will fit most adults just fine.
What is the difference between Wayfarer and New Wayfarer?
Classic Wayfarers – Since the original frames stick to their 1950s roots, they have a larger lens. These are also narrower and have a slightly larger frame height. New Wayfarers – These stylish glasses are slightly smaller in height and have wider frames, giving them a more full, modern look.
How do I know my Ray-Ban size?
FIND YOUR FIT: In front of a mirror or a webcam, place one edge of the credit card at the center of your nose. Where does the other edge end? If the card extends well beyond the end of the eye you should get a Large Size. If instead the credit card does not reach the end of the eye then go for a Small Size.
What is the smallest size Ray-Ban Wayfarer?
52mm and 55mm
Currently, only two lens sizes are available for this model: 52mm and 55mm. The 52mm is considered a small / medium size, and the 55mm is considered large.
Are 54mm Wayfarers too big?
The 50mm is a small / medium, and the 54mm is considered a large.
What does 52mm mean in glasses?
Medium
Glasses Frames- How to choose the right size eye glass frames.
| Small | 44-47mm |
|---|---|
| Medium | 49-52mm |
| Medium Large | 52-54mm |
| Large | 54-56mm |
| Extra Large | 56mm and up |
How do I know my Ray Ban Wayfarer size?
Most of Ray-Ban glasses have the size measurement printed inside the temples. The third figures in the sequence are expressed in millimeters and correspond to the following measures : diameter lens (example “52”), bridge width (example “18”) and length of the temples (example “140”).