Ronnie Wearover

Ronnie Wearovers – Total Coverage. Total Comfort.

Slip into effortless comfort with the Ronnie Wearovers — the ultimate shield for sensitive eyes. Designed to be worn over your prescription glasses, these wraparound frames combine smart function with all-day practicality. The classic black frame is paired with smoke gray polycarbonate lenses that reduce glare and soften brightness indoors or out.

Extended side lenses offer additional protection from peripheral light — a major bonus for those prone to migraines or discomfort in harsh lighting environments.

✔️ Wear-over design – fits over most prescription glasses with ease

✔️ Front + side wrap protection – blocks stray light from all angles

✔️ Smoke gray lenses – soothing contrast and minimal color distortion

✔️ UVA/UVB protection – full-spectrum shield from harmful rays

✔️ Anti-scratch coating – keeps lenses looking clearer, longer

✔️ Polycarbonate lenses – impact-resistant and ultra-light

Perfect for: post-surgery recovery, everyday photophobia, outdoor glare, and anyone who needs practical light protection without sacrificing visibility.

🧭 How to Determine If a Frame Will Fit You

When shopping for glasses online, understanding frame measurements can ensure a comfortable and proper fit.  

Here’s how to interpret these measurements:

• Lens Width: This is the horizontal width of each lens, typically ranging from 40mm to 60mm. In sunglasses, we often select glasses with larger lenses.
• Bridge Width: This measures the distance between the two lenses over your nose, usually between 14mm and 24mm.  
• Temple Length: This is the length of the arm pieces from the hinge to the end, commonly between 120mm and 150mm. 

Tip: If you have an existing pair of well-fitting glasses, check the inside of the temple arm for these measurements, usually listed in the format: lens width – bridge width – temple length (e.g., 52–18–140). 

📏 How to Measure Your Face for the Perfect Fit

Not sure if a frame will fit you? Here’s a simple way to measure your face at home and match it to our frame measurements:

Measure Your Temple-to-Temple Width

• Use a ruler or flexible measuring tape.
• Stand in front of a mirror and measure the distance between your temples — the outer edge of one eye socket to the other.
• Compare this to the combined lens width + bridge width of the frame.
  (Example: If each lens is 52mm and the bridge is 18mm, the total width is about 122mm.)

Measure Your Bridge Width

• If you already wear glasses that fit comfortably, check the bridge width printed on the inside of the arm (e.g., 18mm).
• Otherwise, measure the width of the top of your nose where the glasses will sit.

1. Measure Your Temple Length

• Measure from the front of your ear (where the glasses arm sits) around to where it touches your head behind the ear.
• Standard temple arm lengths are 135mm, 140mm, or 145mm.