Big lashes need hot glasses. Ours let you go as lash-big as you want - without giving up your sunglasses, and without your lashes knocking them crooked. Blink freely.
Lashes get a tier by how far they really reach. Sunnies get rated by the biggest tier they clear. Match the tag or go bigger on the glasses.
Cute in daylight. Clears basically everything. Consider it a warm-up.
The everyday flirt. Wants an honest 12 mm and knows how to use it.
Statement reach. Deserves 15 mm, adjustable pads, and a slow walk past the pool.
The full send. If they can't handle the wingspan, that's a them problem.
Dial in your set. Watch the physics. Get your tier.
The gap between your lens and your eye is called vertex distance - about 12 to 14 mm on most glasses, because that is where prescriptions get calibrated. Nobody asked your lashes.
A lash only threatens the lens with the part of it pointing forward, and curl folds length upward - so a curly 12 mm reaches less than a straight 10 mm. Length times curl is the whole game, and it is exactly what our ratings measure. Every tag on every product is a ruler, not a vibe.
Want the deep cuts? The guide has the millimeters, the curls, and the 1882 eyelid-sewing horror story.
Tier-matched sunnies and lashes, priced to collect. On the list means first pick.