Sound familiar?
You don't have a big head problem. You have a small frame problem.
Temples bow outward to fit, then spend all day springing back — clamping your head like a headband you never asked for.
Hours of temple pressure above your ears builds into tension headaches you've stopped even blaming on your glasses.
Take them off and there they are: dents at your temples, marks above your ears.
"Large" frames that still sit narrow, pinch at the hinges, and make your face look bigger instead of balanced.
The industry made one width and called it universal. Here's the fix →
Why frames squeeze
"One size fits most" was never going to fit you.
Mass-produced frames come in a narrow band of widths built around an average face. If your face is wider, the temples must flex outward to get on at all — and flexed plastic acts like a spring, pressing inward on your temples every second you wear them. That constant pressure is where the marks, the soreness, and the headaches come from.
"Flexible" frames just squeeze more politely. The real fix is a frame with zero spring tension — one whose front width, temple spread, and temple length are printed to your scan, so it rests on 17 balanced contact points instead of clamping at two.
Injection molding can't make one frame per face. Industrial SLS printing can: we print a batch of one, to ±0.1mm. See how the scan and printing work.
How it works
Your phone is the fitting room.
Scan in 30 seconds
The free iFramez by iAyez app works on iPhone (X and later) and any Android 8.0+ with a front camera. It captures 30,000 data points and 47 exact measurements — including your face width, temple spread, and ear position.
Preview in AR, then we print
See every style on your own face before ordering — no more guessing whether "oversized" is oversized enough. Your frame is SLS-printed in aerospace-grade PA12 nylon to ±0.1mm, in the USA.
Wear them in 7–10 days
Delivered with 17 balanced contact points and zero spring tension — no optician stretching, no heat-bending. If anything feels off, we remake them free, with a free adjustment reprint in your first year and a 2-year warranty.
🔒 Your scan is encrypted. We store measurements, never photos — and you can delete your data anytime.
One price. Everything in.
"XL" frames cost the same as regular ones — and still don't fit. Ours are made to fit.
all-in · no hidden fees · FSA/HSA accepted
- Frame printed to your 30,000-point face scan
- Prescription lenses — anti-glare, UV, blue-light
- Perfect Fit Guarantee — remade free
- Free adjustment reprint in your first year
- 2-year warranty · price-locked reorders
- Featherlight PA12 — 40% lighter than acetate
Stretched vs. "XL" vs. actually yours
| What matters | Standard frame, stretched | "Wide fit" / XL lines | iAyez scanned fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Made to your width | No — bent to survive | One "large" for millions of faces | Yes — printed from your scan, ±0.1mm |
| Temple pressure | Constant spring clamp | Less, but still sprung | Zero — 17 balanced contact points |
| Marks & headaches | Daily | Reduced, not gone | Nothing to press, nothing to mark |
| Style selection | Whatever survives stretching | A handful of "big" styles | Every style, printed to your width |
| Lenses included | Usually extra | Usually extra | Included in $295 |
Pick a style — the width is always yours
Every frame below can be printed to a wide face.
From people who stopped squeezing
The headache you'll forget you had.
“After 20 years of wearing glasses, these are the first that don’t leave marks on my nose. The face scanning was simple and the fit is absolutely perfect.”
Sarah J., verified purchase
“Lighter than my old frames but they feel much more durable — and I love having my name embossed on the temple.”
David K., verified purchase
“I was skeptical about ordering glasses online, but the AI fitting was more accurate than any in-store experience. Delivered in 8 days as promised.”
Maria L., verified purchase
Questions, answered.
Why do glasses squeeze my head and give me headaches?
Standard frames come in one narrow band of widths. If your face is wider, the temples must bow outward to fit — and flexed plastic acts like a spring, clamping inward all day. That pressure above the ears is a classic trigger for tension headaches. A frame printed to your actual width has no spring tension at all.
What size do I need for a wide face?
You don't need to know. The 30-second scan measures your face width, temple spread, and ear position among 47 measurements — and your frame is printed to those numbers at ±0.1mm. No size charts, no gambling on "XL."
Will bigger frames overwhelm my face?
Proportion beats raw size. You preview every style in AR on your own face — 360° rotation, side-by-side comparison — so you see the balance before you buy, not after.
What if the fit isn't perfect?
We remake them free under our Perfect Fit Guarantee — plus a free adjustment reprint in your first year and a 2-year warranty.
Does $295 include prescription lenses?
Yes — frame, prescription lenses with anti-glare, UV, and blue-light protection, the guarantee, and the first-year free reprint. FSA and HSA accepted; reorders price-locked.
How fast will I get them?
Printed, finished, and shipped from the USA — at your door in 7–10 days.
30 seconds with your phone.
Zero squeeze, ever again.
$295 all-in with lenses. If the fit isn't perfect, we remake them free. You have nothing to lose except the headache.
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