Children glasses

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What defines good children glasses ?

Materials, shape of the eye, height and openness of the nose, pupillary and temporal gaps, length of temples: It is the overall construction and the balance between technical constraints and style that make a good eyewear for children.

The frame must be comfortable, solid and adapted to the children’s morphology.

Toddler frames have a widened part for the nose to compensate for the absence of a nasal bone. Oval or round shapes with low parts for then nose are preferred so that the eye is centered in each lens for a maximum field of view.

TCAA353C10 Tartine et Chocolat model for girls from 2 to 3 years old: a round shape with a low level part for then nose
so that the eye is well centered, a transparent crystal surface to avoid marking the face and sophisticated details.

A frame must be neither too large nor too small. The eye must be centered in height and width in each glass so that the child does not look over or under his glasses. The frame should not rest on the child’s cheeks and the temples should not exert pressure on the temples.

It is advisable to choose frames equipped with flexible hinges to limit the tensions present when they are placed on the face and removed.

A good child’s pair is finally a pair that the child will accept to wear.
That’s why at Opal, we offer children trendy glasses as well as glasses featuring their favorite characters.