Low Bridge Fit

Low Bridge Fit glasses are designed to keep the frames from slipping down your nose, parking on your cheeks, or squeezing your face at the temples. They accomplish this with three distinct design features. 

1. 1. Larger Nose Pads: We make the nose pads larger so they sit on the sides of your nose instead of in the sloping area higher up between your eyes. The bigger nose pads help your glasses frame stay where it belongs, so there’s no tension and none of the pesky sliding down your nose. 


2. 2. Adjusted lens tilt: We’ve tilted the frames so the lenses are farther from your face. The extra width at the bottom of the lens gives you more space between your cheekbones and the frames. When your glasses are constantly touching your cheeks or shifting when you smile, it can get uncomfortable. The extra tilt makes all the difference. 


3. 3. Slightly curved temples: To fix that squeezing sensation at your temples, we add a slight outward arch in the arms of the frame. That gives you plenty of room if you have a wide face or high cheekbones.

The easiest way to tell if you should consider low bridge glasses is if your glasses consistently slip down your nose. Having a low nose bridge means that the bridge of your nose is situated level with or below your pupils. Low bridge frames are designed to accommodate that facial feature. They are also great for people with wide faces or high cheekbones (or both).

Yes, you can absolutely use insurance to help pay for your low nose bridge glasses. If your insurance provider is one of our in-network insurance partners, your discount will automatically be applied when you check out. 

If your insurance isn’t with one of our preferred partners, it's no problem. If you’re out-of-network, simply apply for reimbursement after checkout. Customers save an average of $100 this way. 

You can also use FSA or HSA accounts so long as they’re affiliated with a major credit card.

No. Low bridge glasses look the same stylistically but are engineered with subtle fit adjustments for better comfort and placement.

Yes. Design features like higher-set nose pads and improved balance help reduce slipping throughout the day.

Yes. They are designed to distribute weight evenly and reduce pressure points for extended wear.

Yes. The collection includes a variety of shapes and sizes designed to flatter many face shapes.

Yes. Many low bridge glasses are compatible with progressive lenses and other advanced prescription options.

No. Frames are designed to remain lightweight while offering improved stability and comfort.

Yes. Virtual Try-On helps you see how low bridge glasses sit on your face before ordering.