Big Head Glasses Frames: My Search for the Right Fit

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Big Head Glasses Frames: My Search for the Right Fit


I have a big head, and finding big head glasses frames that don't squeeze or look tiny has been a journey. Here's what finally worked.


The Big Head Challenge

Standard frames would:


Squeeze my temples painfully
Look disproportionately small
Cause pressure headaches
Leave red marks on my temples


My Size Requirements

With a head circumference of 60cm, I need:


Lens width: 56mm minimum
Bridge: 19-20mm
Temple length: 145-150mm
Total frame width: 145mm+


Where to Find Large Frames

I search specifically for:


"Large frame glasses"
"Wide fit glasses"
"XL glasses frames"
"Big and tall eyewear"


Frame Styles That Work

For big heads, I found:


Bold, substantial frames - Look proportionate
Rectangular shapes - Balance my face
Flexible hinges - Accommodate width better


The Result

Properly sized frames eliminated all my discomfort. They look proportionate and feel comfortable all day. Don't settle for standard sizing if you have a big head.