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On every product page you will see the size and the lens width, for example: Size M · 50 mm.

• Size S — up to 49 mm lens width.
• Size M — 50 to 52 mm.
• Size L — 53 mm or more.

The three numbers on the temple. Every ZOCO frame has its measurements engraved on the inside: the lens width, the bridge (the gap between the two lenses) and the temple (from the hinge to the ear).

The quickest trick. Take a pair of glasses that already fits you well and look inside the temple: you will see three numbers, for example 50-20-140. Look for a frame in the catalogue with a similar lens width — a millimetre or two either way is barely noticeable — and take that figure to your optician.

And if in doubt, ask at the optician's: with the frame in your hand it takes a second to tell.

Every ZOCO frame comes with its case and its cloth.

The fitting and the lenses are handled by your optician: there they adjust the frame to your face and check it whenever you need.

ZOCO is sold through opticians. This website is the showcase: here you see the whole collection, and it is at your optician that you try the frame on, have it fitted to your face and have your lenses mounted.

• Find your nearest one under stockists: you have the phone number, address and opening hours.
• Note down the model name and the colour letters and ask your optician whether they have it or can order it for you.
• Do you run an optician's and want to stock the brand? Write to us with the subject Profesional.