Sara Sunglasses Size & Fit Guide

A little vintage polish goes a long way. Sara’s softly squared outline is easy to picture with an open shirt, simple jewellery and your favourite denim.

The pictured gold-coloured rims and brown gradient lenses keep the look warm and refined. Fine arms and black tips give the side profile a clean finish.

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

Sara at a Glance

Measurement	Size
Overall frame width	130 mm
Lens width	50 mm
Frame height shown	47 mm
Bridge width	19 mm
Temple (arm) length	135 mm

Find Your Favourite Proportions

Start with Sara’s 130 mm overall width, then compare its 50 mm lens width and 47 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 135 mm. Check the centre shape and the curve behind the ears alongside a pair that already feels right.

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

Sara Size & Fit FAQs

Is Sara a smaller-width option than Bianca?

Sara’s overall width is 130 mm, compared with Bianca’s 144 mm. That makes Sara the narrower stated front of the two.

How squared are Sara’s lens proportions?

The guide gives a 50 mm lens width and 47 mm frame-height reference. The photograph shows the softly rounded corners alongside those dimensions.

Will Sara’s visible nose pads make the 19 mm bridge feel familiar?

Compare both the bridge and the pad arrangement with a pair that suits you. The bridge number does not measure pad spacing.

What should I compare if I enjoy a shorter arm?

Sara’s arms are marked 135 mm. Check the side profile and tip curve as well as that length.

Does Sara’s fine rim mean I can ignore the full width?

The fine rim affects the look, while 130 mm describes the complete front. Both are useful when deciding whether it suits your taste.

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