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You may notice numbers such as “47-19-140” in the temple of glasses frames. But did you know these numbers actually describe the frame size? Glasses manufacturers typically use the same format to detail sizes. And it’s easy to find the correct frame size for your face type. Simply measure your face or check your current glasses to find the ideal size. Opticians and optometrists also rely on these numbers to determine the best fit. 
We’ve put together this guide to help you understand exactly what these numbers mean and how to read them correctly.  

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Reading Frame Size and Dimensions
Before we review what these numbers mean, let’s first understand how to read frame measurements. You read the numbers from left to the right in the following order:

1st Number – Is the lens width
2nd Number – Is the bridge width
3rd Number – Is the temple length

Finally, these measurements...

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56/63 is the width of the lens, the 20/21 is the gap between the lenses

the reason they are different is because you have a flak jacket regular and a Flak Jacket AF (Asian-Fit)

if you look at them from the top the arch should be sharper on the regular the af should be flatter

like looking at more of a V and U.
 
56/63 is the width of the lens, the 20/21 is the gap between the lenses

the reason they are different is because you have a flak jacket regular and a Flak Jacket AF (Asian-Fit)

if you look at them from the top the arch should be sharper on the regular the af should be flatter

like looking at more of a V and U.

thanks for the reply. When you said "gap between the lenses", you mean how thick the lens is?

And what's the suggest retail price of these 2 pair?

I got 3 pair of Oakley for free, w/ the 3rd pair being model 12-896, so I'm thinking of keeping 2 pair, and sell the 3rd pair.
 
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