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Sunglasses for Long Faces

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Jiggy Crystal Amber / Blue

49.99 €
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Hackney Black / Black

49.99 €
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Jiggy Crystal Pink / Brown

49.99 €
49.99 €
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Hackney Dark Green / Yellow

49.99 €
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Hackney Grey / Green

49.99 €
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Hackney Tort / G15

49.99 €
49.99 €
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Hackney Amber Tort / Blue

49.99 €
49.99 €

Sunglasses for Long Faces

D.Franklin sunglasses offer different frame shapes and lens finishes. Choose the shape you enjoy wearing, then compare front width, bridge fit and the specifications of the exact lens.

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Choosing Your Style

For an oblong face, compare lens height and frame width to decide which visual balance you prefer. Avoid choosing a frame that is too narrow and check that the temples do not press against your head.

Compare visible lens height as well as width. A wide front that is very shallow vertically can create a different effect from one with more area above the cheeks, even with the same horizontal measurement. Check the top line and whether the lower edge touches when you smile. You do not need to increase size indiscriminately to achieve more visual presence.

Use and Outfit Ideas

For oblong faces, compare frame width and visual height. Choose proportions you like without assuming one shape will produce the same effect on every face.

Compare these related collections: Men's Sunglasses for Square Faces · Sunglasses for Round Faces · Tortoiseshell Sunglasses

Fit and Care

Rinse away particles before cleaning lenses with a clean microfibre cloth. Store the glasses protected and avoid leaving them on dashboards or near heat sources.

Details to Compare

Front width and temple length

Bridge contact without pressure

Lens type stated for the specific style

Frame colour and shape

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Frequently asked questions

What frame proportions can balance a longer face?

Compare lens height as well as width. A deeper front can add visual presence across the face, while a narrow shallow frame leaves more vertical space visible. This is a styling preference: choose a secure bridge and comfortable temples before a face-shape rule.

Does oversized mean designed for a wide face?

Not necessarily. It describes a large aesthetic or proportion; check front width, bridge and temples to assess fit on your face.

Do all lenses have the same features?

No. Polarisation, photochromic technology and mirrored finishes describe different properties. Check the particular colour's product page rather than extending one model's features to the collection.

Does lens colour tell me the filter category?

Not on its own. Check the stated category and usage instructions; a dark lens does not establish that it is polarised.

How do I clean them without scratching?

Rinse off dust and sand first and follow the manufacturer's instructions. Use clean microfibre; do not rub dry lenses with clothing.

Does a lightweight frame guarantee that glasses will stay in place?

No. Weight and fit are different. Check the bridge and temples while looking down and turning your head. A light frame that slides or presses at the sides may suit you less than a slightly heavier frame with better contact points.