Key point first

Asian Fit and Low Bridge Fit are brand-specific design or marketing terms intended to improve fit for certain facial structures. They are not one internationally standardized specification, so the actual frame geometry matters more than the label.

01 · ASIAN FIT

Asian Fit is not a single international standard

What a brand changes under the name Asian Fit varies by brand and model.

Possible changes include bridge or nose-pad size and position, the distance of the frame front from the face, front tilt, or temple geometry.

Two frames labeled Asian Fit therefore do not necessarily share the same measurements or fitting structure.

02 · LOW BRIDGE FIT

Low Bridge Fit more directly describes a low-bridge fitting problem

Low Bridge Fit generally refers to designs intended for faces where ordinary frames lack enough support at the bridge, sit too low, or come too close to the lashes and cheeks.

Bridge or nose-pad geometry may be changed to alter wearing height and clearance from the face.

The exact design criteria still vary by brand.

03 · CHEEKBONE

Cheek and lash clearance may also be considered

When a frame sits low, the lower rim or lenses can come closer to the cheeks and cheekbones.

Some low-bridge designs consider nose support together with lash clearance, cheek interference and front-back spacing.

04 · NOT ABOUT RACE

Actual facial structure matters more than race labels

Korean or East Asian wearers do not all have the same bridge height, width or cheekbone shape.

Likewise, low and broad bridges or prominent cheekbones occur in people from many regions.

Frame selection is therefore more accurate when based on the individual nose, cheeks, face width and actual wearing result.

05 · TRY ON

The final check is still the actual wearing position

Even two Low Bridge Fit or Asian Fit frames can fit differently because their overall size and design differ.

Check bridge contact, wearing height, lash-to-lens distance, cheek interference and front-back frame position on the wearer.

SOLUTION GUIDE

Solutions at a glance

Does the bridge contact the nose stably?

Judge real contact, not the label.

Does the frame sit too low?

Check wearing height.

Do the eyelashes touch the lenses?

Check vertex distance.

Do the cheeks push the frame when smiling?

Check lower-frame interference.

Does the frame maintain appropriate distance from the face?

Check the overall front-back position.

GLANOS FITTING CHECK

GLANOS fitting check order

  1. Front
    Check the frame itself.
  2. Nose pads / bridge
    Check actual nose contact.
  3. Width
    Check face width and temple support.
  4. Temple bend
    Finish according to ear position.

CAUTION

Do not buy a frame based on the words Asian Fit alone

Asian Fit and Low Bridge Fit can mean different design changes from one brand to another. Check the actual bridge or nose-pad structure, frame measurements and wearing result.

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CATEGORYFrame structure
TOPICAsian Fit / Low Bridge Fit
FRAMEAll frame types
TAGSGLANOS EYEWEAR

Asian Fit · Low Bridge Fit · bridge · frame size · eyewear fitting · frame selection