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The Temple Length (mm) refers to the length of the arms on either side of the frame,
in other words, the maximum distance from the front of the frame to the ear.
This is usually one of three standards — 135, 140 or 145mm.
The side should be long enough to sit comfortably over your ears.
Note that glasses with straight sides all the way to the end don't always have this measurement indicated.
The Bridge Width (mm) is the gap above your nose between the lenses.
It's important that this is comfortable — too tight, and the glasses could pinch your nose;
too loose and the glasses are likely to slip on your face.
The Lens Width (mm) or Eye width (mm) is the width of the lens, measured from the bridge to the end of the frame.
The size of your lenses can be a matter of personal choice, but it is also determined by your frame style, size and prescription.
Each of our product pages contain the specific frame measurements specific to that particular glasses frames.
For extra guidance, check out our sizing guides below, or feel free to contact us
Sestini - DICIASSETTE Sunglasses
Regular price £495.00
Tax included.
Bold and architectural, the DICIASSETTE is carved entirely from an 8mm slab of premium Italian acetate. No lamination, no compromises—every detail, including the nose pads, is precision-milled from a single block. The squared silhouette asserts strength, while the sculpted temples add a touch of elegance. For those who lead with quiet confidence. A frame for the modern explorer—bold in design, grounded in heritage.
Product Details
- Made in Italy
- LA/ES and Mazzucchelli Acetate
- UVA/UVB Zeiss lenses
- 24Kt gold plated metal details of the lily motif and the dolphin shield
- Individually numbered frames
- Frames compatible with corrective lenses
- Temple length: 145
- Lens width: 49
- Nose bridge length: 20
Delivery Details
- Delivery of frame alone will take 2-3 working days
- Delivery of frame with lenses can take 10-14 working days
The Temple Length (mm) refers to the length of the arms on either side of the frame,
in other words, the maximum distance from the front of the frame to the ear.
This is usually one of three standards — 135, 140 or 145mm.
The side should be long enough to sit comfortably over your ears.
Note that glasses with straight sides all the way to the end don't always have this measurement indicated.
The Bridge Width (mm) is the gap above your nose between the lenses.
It's important that this is comfortable — too tight, and the glasses could pinch your nose;
too loose and the glasses are likely to slip on your face.
The Lens Width (mm) or Eye width (mm) is the width of the lens, measured from the bridge to the end of the frame.
The size of your lenses can be a matter of personal choice, but it is also determined by your frame style, size and prescription.
Each of our product pages contain the specific frame measurements specific to that particular glasses frames.
For extra guidance, check out our sizing guides below, or feel free to contact us
| Size | Ladies (mm) | Mens (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| XS | <48 | <50 |
| S | 48-50 | 50-51 |
| M | 51-53 | 52-54 |
| L | 54-56 | 55-57 |
| XL | >56 | >57 |
- Domestic delivery to the UK - Complimentary
- European Union - £20 Flat rate
- International - £30 Flat rate
Please note that customs and excise fees vary by country and are the responsibility of the customer; we cannot guarantee or estimate these charges.
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