Ashleigh Sunglasses Size & Fit Guide

If you love a deep square frame, Ashleigh brings plenty of shape to enjoy. Its clean lines can make a simple outfit feel more styled.

The pictured black frame keeps the look defined from front to side. It’s easy to imagine with a favourite shirt or relaxed layers when you want your sunglasses to make an impression.

Love the look? Compare Ashleigh with a pair you already enjoy wearing.

Ashleigh at a Glance

Measurement	Size
Overall frame width	143 mm
Lens width	64 mm
Frame height shown	60 mm
Bridge width	19 mm
Temple (arm) length	141 mm

Find Your Favourite Proportions

Start with Ashleigh’s 143 mm overall width, then compare its 64 mm lens width and 60 mm height reference with a pair you love. Looking at width and depth together helps you picture the proportions.

A Closer Look at the Fit

The bridge is marked 19 mm and the arms 141 mm. Check the centre shape and the curve behind the ears alongside a pair that already feels right.

If Ashleigh has caught your eye, these comparisons can help you take the next step with confidence.

Ashleigh Size & Fit FAQs

How much depth does Ashleigh have in the front?

The height reference is 60 mm. Compare that with a pair you own if you enjoy a deep, face-framing outline.

Is Ashleigh’s overall width larger than its deep look suggests?

Its full front is marked 143 mm. Check width and height independently, as a deep shape does not automatically mean a wider front.

What does Ashleigh’s 64 mm lens width add to the comparison?

It helps you judge the scale of the individual lens area. Use the full 143 mm width for the complete front.

Will Ashleigh’s 19 mm bridge tell me about cheek clearance?

It gives centre spacing. The bridge shape and wearing position affect where the deeper lower edge sits.

How do I compare Ashleigh’s arms with my regular sunglasses?

Use the 141 mm length and side photograph. Check where your usual tips curve behind the ears to see how they compare.

Measurements come from the supplied Ashleigh size image. Compare them with a familiar pair; frame contours and personal preferences also influence fit.