Posted by Alena on 17th Feb 2026
How do I choose the best Geek Eyewear glasses for my face shape?
How do I choose the best Geek Eyewear glasses for my face shape?
Here’s a visual guide illustrating which eyewear shapes best complement different face shapes—especially useful if you’re into that “geek chic” vibe (think bold, square frames). Use it to match frame styles that enhance your unique features.
Step 1: Identify Your Face Shape
Start by determining your face shape:
- Oval: Slightly longer than wide, gently narrowing at the jaw.
- Round: Soft curves, similar width and height.
- Square: Strong, angular jawline and forehead.
- Heart: Broad forehead, high cheekbones, narrow chin.
- Diamond: Wide cheekbones, narrow forehead and jaw.
- Triangle/Pear: Narrow forehead, wider jawline or chin.
Try this method at home:
- Pull your hair back.
- Trace your face outline on a mirror with your finger or marker.
- Note the widest and narrowest parts to match your shape.
Step 2: Match Geek Eyewear Frames to Your Face Shape
| Face Shape | What Works | Why It Works |
|---|---|---|
| Round | Rectangular, square, or angular frames | Adds structure, contrast, and length to soft curves |
| Oval | Most styles—especially bold, oversized | Balanced face shape lets you wear geek frames with ease |
| Square | Round, oval, or cat-eye frames | Softens strong angles; round frames create contrast |
| Heart | Rectangular, browline, aviator frames | Adds balance by shifting focus from forehead to lower face |
| Diamond | Oval, rimless, cat-eye frames | Highlights cheekbones while softening angles |
| Triangle/Pear | Cat-eye, aviator, browline frames | Emphasizes the upper face, balancing wider lower features |
style Geek Cosmic by Geek Eyewear 
Step 3: Fit & Styling Tips Beyond Shape
Fit Essentials:
- Frame width should match or slightly exceed your face width.
- Frames should sit just below the eyebrows and align with your eyes for visual balance.
- A proper bridge fit prevents slipping, while temples should curve gently around your ears for comfort.
Style Refinements:
- Frame color: Match with your skin tone—warm (e.g., tortoise) vs. cool (e.g., black or blue).
- Lens thickness: High prescriptions benefit from smaller frames that minimize visible edge thickness.
- Frame prominence: Geek frames make a statement—choose colors that harmonize with your personal style.
Step 4: Try, Reflect, and Choose
- Virtual try-on tools can help preview frames before purchasing.
- In-person trials: Try multiple styles and take photos to compare.
Quick Recap
- Identify your face shape using measurement or outline technique.
- Match frames that contrast or balance your structure:
- Round → angular
- Square → round
- Oval → almost anything
- Heart → rectangular or aviator
- Diamond → oval or cat-eye
- Triangle → brow-accentuating styles
- Check fit: proper width, bridge comfort, and temple length.
- Use try-on tools and real-life testing.
- Select color and style that reflect your aesthetic and complexion.
Understanding Frame Measurements: 48-17-145 mm
The measurements 48-17-145 mm correspond to the following dimensions (all in millimeters):
- 48 mm (Lens Width / Eye Size): The horizontal width of one lens at its widest point.
- 17 mm (Bridge Width): The distance between the two lenses, resting on your nose.
- 145 mm (Temple Length): The length of the arms from hinge to tip, including the bend.
What This Size Indicates
- Frame Fit: Typically a small to medium-sized frame. A 48 mm lens width is considered slightly smaller and more tailored.
- Suitability: Ideal for narrower faces or those who prefer a more compact look.
- Temple Length: 145 mm is a standard length for comfortable wear in medium-sized frames.
Sincerely,
Geek Eyewear Team