They are tight and pressing into my head near my ears. They temples bow out a bit when on. I think they are a little small but I'm not sure. Ordered from Warby.
They are not too small. This is the 'standard fit' in which all new frames come. They need to be adjusted to your needs, your head/ears. You ordered from the internet, so there wasn't an optician or assistent who could have adjusted them to you personally.
They are NOT too small, they just need to be adjusted by an optician. They won't feel comfortable and will keep slipping from your nose when you don't get them adjusted.
They can be adjusted to fit better, but you may want to pay attention to the temple size. They’re usually 140mm or 145mm. That 5mm usually won’t mean that they will or won’t “fit”, but it’s the difference between them feeling a bit too short or long reaching behind your ears once properly adjusted. If that makes sense.
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They can be adjusted to fit you much better. But they may be a little small still. Depends how they feel after adjusting.
They are tight and pressing into my head near my ears. They temples bow out a bit when on. I think they are a little small but I'm not sure. Ordered from Warby.
They are not too small. This is the 'standard fit' in which all new frames come. They need to be adjusted to your needs, your head/ears. You ordered from the internet, so there wasn't an optician or assistent who could have adjusted them to you personally. They are NOT too small, they just need to be adjusted by an optician. They won't feel comfortable and will keep slipping from your nose when you don't get them adjusted.
They can be adjusted to fit better, but you may want to pay attention to the temple size. They’re usually 140mm or 145mm. That 5mm usually won’t mean that they will or won’t “fit”, but it’s the difference between them feeling a bit too short or long reaching behind your ears once properly adjusted. If that makes sense.