Question 1

What counts as a wide nose bridge?

Accepted Answer

Bridges under 17 mm are narrow, 17–20 mm is the mainstream range, and 21 mm and above is wide. Most brands top out at 18 mm — anyone with a wider or higher nose typically needs 21 mm or more for the frame to sit on bone instead of pinching cartilage.

Question 2

Where do I start if my glasses always slide or pinch?

Accepted Answer

Read the pillar guide first — it explains what the bridge number on your current frames means and what 21–22 mm actually changes. Then use the AI Fit Wizard to confirm width and bridge from a single photo.

Question 3

Keyhole or saddle bridge for a wide nose?

Accepted Answer

Keyhole. Saddle bridges wrap the sides of the nose and pinch wider noses; keyhole bridges sit across the top ridge and distribute weight on bone. Both Woolet 007 (21 mm) and 009 (22 mm) are keyhole.