Most mainstream frames top out around 150 mm of front width. A face measuring 155 mm or more pushes the temples outward, so the arms bow, the frame pinches and the optical centres drift off your pupils.
Measure temple-to-temple at the widest point of your face — the credit-card method in our guide on how to measure your face width for glasses takes about a minute. Above 155 mm you are outside standard sizing. Woolet's signature front width is 158 mm (fit range 155–161 mm), with a bespoke tier covering 145–162 mm.
A 158 mm front, a 21–22 mm keyhole bridge and long temples, cut from Mazzucchelli acetate from Milan, Italy and hand made in EU — acetate holds tension at that width where thinner plastics relax over time. If your arms feel short before they reach your ears, the temple length matters as much as the front: see what 150 mm temple arms change day to day, and read the wider context in the complete guide to glasses for wide faces.
Once you know your number, Woolet 007 gives you the rounded 158 mm front and Woolet 009 the squared one. Run the 20-second FitLens scan · See the collection