Sutyo currently comes in one fit per style — a Wellington silhouette, sized the same way across every color family. There's no small/medium/large to choose from, so the real question isn't "which size," it's "will this shape work for my face." Here's how to answer that before you order.
Does Sutyo Come in Multiple Sizes?
Not yet. Every Sutyo frame ships in a single, universal Wellington fit, refined for balance rather than offered in multiple width options. That's a deliberate choice a lot of independent eyewear brands make in their early collections — one well-tuned fit is easier to get right than several average ones — but it does mean the burden of "will this work for me" sits more on the frame shape itself than on picking a size number.
That matters more than it sounds like it should: across the eyewear category broadly, sunglasses and eyewear see an estimated 20–24% online return rate, with fit and sizing consistently cited as the single biggest driver of returns in eyewear e-commerce generally. A little upfront checking goes a long way toward making sure you're not one of them.
How to Check If a Wellington Frame Will Fit You
The Wellington shape is one of the more forgiving frame styles — slightly wider at the top, tapered at the bottom, designed to sit well on a broad range of face shapes. Still, a few quick checks are worth doing before you order:
| Sign it's likely to fit well | Sign to double-check first |
|---|---|
| Your current glasses or sunglasses sit flat across your temples, no pinching | Your current frames constantly slide down or leave marks on your nose bridge |
| You have an oval, round, heart-shaped, or square face | You have a very narrow or very wide face relative to average frame proportions |
| You're comparing against a similarly-sized pair you already own and like | You've never had a Wellington-style frame fit comfortably before |
The most reliable method: pull out a pair of sunglasses or glasses you already own and like the fit of. If they're a Wellington or similar rounded-rectangle shape and they sit comfortably, Sutyo is very likely to sit the same way.
The One Adjustment You Do Get: Nose Pads
Every Sutyo order ships with two pairs of nose pads — one black, one transparent — specifically so the fit isn't entirely fixed out of the box. If a frame feels slightly loose or sits a touch low on your nose, swapping to a different nose pad set is the first thing to try before assuming the frame itself is wrong for you.
Still Not Sure? What to Do Before You Order
If you've checked your current glasses against the Wellington shape and you're still unsure, the honest answer is that Sutyo doesn't yet publish detailed frame measurements (lens width, temple length, bridge width) the way some larger eyewear retailers do — so the comparison-to-a-frame-you-own method above is genuinely the most reliable option available right now. If you're ordering with a prescription, our optical team also reviews your details as part of processing, which is a natural second check.