Which glasses suit a triangle face?
A triangle face is wider at the jaw than at the forehead. The frame's job is to give the upper face presence and rebalance the whole.
How to recognise this face
- The jaw is the widest part.
- The forehead is narrow compared with the lower face.
- The cheekbones follow the jawline.
- The chin is wide, sometimes square.
Goal: Widen and assert the upper face to offset a wider jaw.
Recommended frame shapes
Shapes to avoid
- RoundSoftens strong features and brings a deliberate retro touch.
- OvalThe balanced shape: discreet, it suits almost every face.
These shapes remain wearable: they simply deserve a careful try-on in store.
Models available in Uganda
Selected from current stock, ranked by the recommended shapes above.
No matching model in stock right now. The catalogue is restocked every week.
Frequently asked
- Are round frames a bad idea?
- They're not forbidden, but they don't add width on top. Choose them large and with a defined upper rim.
- Should the frame be thick?
- Not necessarily: what matters is contrast at the top of the frame, not overall thickness.
Move from theory to trying on
Our opticians in Uganda help you confirm the frame and the prescription, with no paid appointment.
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