How to choose your eyewear

Choosing a frame is a matter of proportion and balance. Here is the essential, so you get the size, the presence, and the read of each piece right.

Understand the measurements

Each product shows three measurements in millimeters: lens width, bridge, which is the space between the lenses, and temple. The simplest way to get it right is to compare these numbers with a frame that already fits you well. Larger lenses bring presence, smaller ones bring discretion. Narrower bridges center the gaze, wider ones offer more support.

Proportion and presence, not face shape

At DINDI, choice is not about which frame suits your face. We do not believe in that rule. What guides a good choice is the proportion of the frame, the presence it creates, and comfort over long wear.

• Compact proportion: a more contained design, discreet presence, a light feel.
• Medium proportion: a balance of presence and discretion, versatile for everyday.
• Wide proportion: a design with more presence, striking, for those who want the frame as a signature.

None is more correct than another. It is preference, expression, and comfort. Start from a frame you already like and compare proportion, lens width, and lens height.

Color and proportion, the DINDI read

We work color with balance. A more sober tone blends into everyday wear, a more expressive combination becomes a signature of style. Collage lets a single frame join different colors, creating depth without excess.

Explore by proportion and presence

Browse the collections and compare proportion and presence to find the frame that suits you best.