Low nose bridge glasses

Every face is different, so shouldn’t there also be different glasses for each face shape?

Low nose bridge fit glasses have low nose bridges for people with broader facial features and high cheekbones. How do you know if you need low nose bridge glasses? It can be worthwhile to try a pair of low bridge glasses if you frequently find yourself pushing up your glasses. Low bridge glasses may also be a great choice if your glasses rest on your cheekbones while you speak or smile. If you want to know if you low bridge fit glasses are right for you, you can perform a quick test in the mirror. A low bridge fit will help hold your glasses in place if the slope of your nose is either level with or lower than the angle of your pupils.

What does low bridge fit mean?

Low bridge glasses are slightly different in design from standard glasses. They provide a better grip and prevent your glasses from sliding off your face. Eyewear for a lower nose bridge have larger, more supportive nose pads that rest on the side of the nose rather than directly on its slope. This means you will not have to keep pushing your glasses up all the time. Low bridge fit glasses have the same aesthetic appeal as regular eyewear and often come with extra nose cushions to ensure a superior fit.

Characteristics of low bridge glasses

Here is what sets low bridge glasses apart:

Size of Nose Pad Increased

Nose pads should rest on the sides of the nose, not directly on the slope of the nose between the eyes. In order to prevent strain and slippage down the nose, these glasses have larger nose pads.

Temple Arms with a Slight Curve

For more space, the temple arms slant slightly outward for an ultra-roomy fit and a wide temple-to-temple distance. This design allows you to wear your frames all day long with more stability and comfort.

Design for Adaptive Lenses

With our low nose bridge glasses, you can walk, talk, and smile more steadily since the lenses slope upward and away from your cheekbones.

Flexible Nose Pads

You may effortlessly adjust your glasses for low bridges to acquire the ideal fit thanks to beautifully constructed nose pads.

Tilt in frame orientation

The most comfortable frames don't press against your cheeks or shift when you grin. With the lens tilted out (slightly), there is plenty of space between the cheekbones and the frames.

Low bridge sunglasses: find your pair

Find the pair of low nose bridge sunglasses that work for your style using Glasses.com virtual mirror. With the virtual mirror tool, you can try on sunglasses from the comfort of your home to find the pair you like the best.