Lens Size: 67mm Glasses
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Under Armour - UAFANATICALTL/G
Regular priceFrom $72.47
Matte Black / Gray Polarized
White Black / Green Multilayer Oleophobic
Black Red / Gray Infrared
Metallized Black / Gray Bronze Mirrored
+ 1 more
Ray-Ban - RB3386
Regular priceFrom $103.50
Arista / Brown Gradient Dark Brown
Silver / Light Gray Gradient Dark Gray
Gunmetal / Brown Gradient Dark Brown
Gunmetal / Dark Green
Silver / Gray Gradient
Gunmetal / Brown Gradient
Gunmetal / G-15 Green Polarized
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Timberland - TB00035
Regular price $86.02
Shiny Black / Brown Polarized
Shiny Gray / Blue Polarized
Matte Gray / Gradient Blue Polarized
VERSACE - VE2205
Regular price $235.80
Pale Gold / Violet
Pale Gold / Light Brown Mirrored Dark Gold 12525A
VERSACE - VE4446
Regular priceFrom $234.59
Transparent Green / Green
Gray Transparent / Dark Gray
Black / Dark Gray GB1/87
White / Dark Gray 314/87
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OAKLEY - OO9228 Standard Issue Speed Jacket™ Prizm™ Maritime Collection
Regular priceFrom $247.00
Matte Black / Prizm Deep Water Polarized
Matte Black / Prizm Tr22
Matte Black / Prizm Maritime Polarized Mirrored 922807
ARMANI EXCHANGE - AX4143SU
Regular price $77.49
Matte Black / Light Green
Matte Black / Dark Gray
Metalized Purple / Gray Mirrored Violet
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Eyeglasses are often an opportunity to express your individual style and personality; that’s why finding the perfect frames matters even more. When choosing specs, your face shape is important. For instance, to balance the features of a round face, you should opt for square or rectangular frames. Square faces accept a more streamlined silhouette, so you can rock Aviators and round frames. However, regardless of the shape of glasses and the reason for buying new frames, one of the most important things to keep in mind is the size. It’s absolutely essential to know your size to find well-fitting frames for your face.

As a rule, eyeglass frames have three numbers printed on the temple. They tell you the lens width, the bridge width, and the temple length. The lens width, aka eye size, is typically the most important size for identifying how your new glasses will look and feel on your face. This number indicates the horizontal width of the lens that is specified in millimeters. If you normally wear a 67 mm eye size, our ever-expanding selection of premium quality 67 mm eyeglasses from the most trusted brands is just what you need! Choose from a variety of styles, materials, colors, and patterns to pick the perfect pair of frames up to your requirements.