Jondo Sports Fit Guide

Find the fit
that's right for you.

The right sunglasses should feel secure, comfortable and balanced without squeezing your temples or sliding down your nose. Discover whether Narrow, Regular or Wide is the best place to start.

Takes less than 60 seconds

Three fits. One starting point.

Jondo frames are grouped into Narrow, Regular and Wide fits. Fit refers primarily to how the frame sits across the front of your face and around your temples — not simply your face shape.

01 · Narrow

Narrow Fit

A more compact frame for slimmer or narrower faces. Designed to sit neatly without excessive width at the temples.

  • Best starting point for narrower faces
  • More compact frame proportions
  • Helps reduce excess width
  • Ideal if Regular frames feel too broad
Shop Narrow Fit →
02 · Regular

Regular Fit

The versatile middle ground. Balanced proportions designed for a broad range of face sizes.

  • Balanced frame proportions
  • Great starting point for many shoppers
  • Comfortable across many face sizes
  • Ideal if regular frames fit comfortably
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03 · Wide

Wide Fit

More generous proportions for broader faces or anyone who prefers additional room and coverage.

  • More room across the front
  • Suitable for broader faces
  • Greater frame presence and coverage
  • Ideal if Regular frames feel tight
Shop Wide Fit →

Not sure? Find your fit.

Answer three quick questions and we'll point you towards the Jondo fit category that makes the most sense.

Question 01 of 03

How do your current sunglasses usually feel?

Question 02 of 03

How does the frame look on your face?

Question 03 of 03

Which description sounds most like you?

Your starting fit: Regular

Regular Fit is the best place to start based on your answers.

Explore Regular Fit →
Measure at home

Already own a pair that fits perfectly?

That's one of the easiest ways to choose your next Jondo frame. Grab a ruler and compare your current sunglasses with the measurements shown on our product pages.

1

Find the frame width

Place your sunglasses face-up on a flat surface. Measure across the front of the frame from the outside edge on one side to the outside edge on the other.

2

Check how they fit

Measurements are helpful, but comfort matters too. If your current frames sit securely without pressure and look balanced, use that pair as your benchmark.

3

No sunglasses? Measure your face

Look straight ahead and measure across the widest part of your face, approximately from cheekbone to cheekbone. Use this only as an approximate guide.

4

Between two fits?

Start with the category that most closely matches a pair you already like. If you prefer more coverage, explore Wide. If you prefer a more compact frame, explore Narrow.

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Jondo tip: Don't choose your fit based on face shape alone. A round, oval, square or heart-shaped face can work with multiple frame styles. Fit is primarily about the physical relationship between your face and the frame.

Real Jondo measurements

Compare the frames

Frame measurements can help you compare a Jondo model with sunglasses you already own. Measurements can vary by model and shape, so always check the individual product page.

Model Fit Lens Width Bridge Frame Width Temple
Chip Narrow 54.0 mm 19.0 mm 140.0 mm
Fringe Narrow 60.7 mm 9.4 mm 140.7 mm 137.2 mm
Gimme Regular 59.9 mm 10.7 mm 143.0 mm 134.6 mm
Dormie Regular 62.0 mm 10.4 mm 143.3 mm 139.7 mm
Dovetail Wide 63.5 mm 17.8 mm 144.0 mm 142.2 mm
Rambo Wide 61.7 mm 9.9 mm 143.8 mm 137.2 mm
Know your numbers

What do the measurements mean?

Once you know what each measurement represents, comparing different frames becomes much easier.

Lens Width The horizontal width of one lens, measured at its widest point.
Lens Height The vertical height of the lens and an indication of vertical coverage.
Bridge The distance between the two lenses across the nose area.
Frame Width The overall width across the front of the frame.

Ready to find your Jondo?

Start with the fit that best matches your face and the sunglasses you already know you love.