Size Chart

Eyewear and Apparel Size Guide

Costa Sunglasses Size Chart

Use the Costa Sunglasses Size Chart to compare eyewear frame dimensions and apparel measurements for tops, outerwear, and bottoms. Eyewear measurements are shown in millimeters, while apparel measurements are shown in inches.

Measure Hinge to Hinge Compare the width of a comfortable pair you already own.
Check Frame Fit Choose narrow, regular, or wide facial coverage.
Review Product Dimensions Measurements can vary between individual frame models.

General Frame Size Chart

Frame size is determined using the hinge-to-hinge distance. Measure from the center of one hinge to the center of the other hinge on the inside of a pair of glasses that fits you comfortably.

Hinge-to-hinge frame size reference
Frame SizeHinge to Hinge (in)Hinge to Hinge (mm)
XS4.8–4.9 in121–124 mm
S4.9–5.0 in125–128 mm
M5.1–5.2 in129–132 mm
L5.3–5.4 in133–136 mm
XL5.4–5.5 in137–140 mm

The size label describes overall frame width. Product-specific dimensions should be reviewed because frames with the same size label can have different lens, bridge, and temple measurements.

Selected Sunglasses Frame Measurements

The following table provides actual measurements for selected Costa sunglasses models. All dimensions are shown in millimeters.

Selected model dimensions in millimeters
ModelSizeFitFrame WidthBridge WidthLens WidthLens HeightTemple Length
BrineSNarrow126.7 mm18 mm59 mm35.9 mm130 mm
FantailMRegular131 mm14 mm59.2 mm38.8 mm127 mm
RinconLWide136 mm11 mm63.4 mm44.5 mm140 mm
ReeftonXLRegular137.8 mm15 mm63.5 mm43.1 mm115 mm
DiegoXLWide140 mm14 mm61.7 mm46 mm113 mm

Measurements apply to the listed model and size. Other versions, sizes, or product variants may have different dimensions.

Costa Apparel Size Charts

Use the following garment measurements to compare Technical Shirts, T-Shirts & Longsleeves, Jackets, Hoodies & Button-Downs, and Bottoms. All measurements in these apparel tables are shown in inches.

Technical Shirts, T-Shirts & Longsleeves

Compare chest, body length, and sleeve length measurements for technical shirts, T-shirts, and longsleeves.

Technical Shirts, T-Shirts & Longsleeves — garment measurements in inches
Size1. Chest2. Body Length3. Sleeve Length
S19 in27 in7 3/4 in
M21 in28 in8 1/4 in
L23 in29 in8 3/4 in
XL25 in30 in9 1/4 in
XXL27 in31 in9 3/4 in

Jackets, Hoodies & Button-Downs

Compare chest, hips length, and sleeve length measurements for jackets, hoodies, and button-down shirts.

Jackets, Hoodies & Button-Downs — garment measurements in inches
Size1. Chest2. Hips Length3. Sleeve Length
S20 in27 3/4 in26 in
M21 in28 3/4 in26 1/2 in
L22 in29 3/4 in27 in
XL23 in30 3/4 in27 1/2 in
2XL24 in31 3/4 in28 in

Bottoms

Compare waist, length, front rise, and thigh width measurements for bottoms.

Bottoms — garment measurements in inches
Size1. Waist2. Length3. Front Rise4. Thigh Width
3035 1/2 in20 in11 7/8 in13 5/8 in
3236 1/2 in20 1/4 in11 7/8 in13 7/8 in
3437 1/2 in20 1/2 in12 1/8 in14 1/8 in
3639 1/2 in21 in12 7/8 in15 5/8 in
3841 1/2 in21 1/2 in13 1/8 in15 1/8 in
4043 1/2 in22 in13 7/8 in15 5/8 in

Apparel measuring reminder: Lay a similar garment flat and measure it without stretching. Compare the same measurement points shown in the product size diagram, and review the individual product page before ordering.

Understanding Frame Fit

Frame size and frame fit describe different characteristics. Size relates primarily to overall frame width, while fit describes how much of the face the lens front is designed to cover.

Narrow Fit

A smaller lens front for shoppers who prefer less facial coverage or have a slightly narrower head.

Regular Fit

A medium lens front designed for shoppers who prefer an average amount of facial coverage.

Wide Fit

A larger lens front for shoppers who prefer greater facial coverage or have a wider head.

How to Read Sunglasses Measurements

Frame Width

The overall horizontal width of the frame front. This is the main measurement to compare with a pair that already fits well.

Lens Width

The horizontal width of one lens at its widest point, measured in millimeters.

Bridge Width

The distance between the two lenses where the frame rests across the nose.

Lens Height

The vertical measurement of one lens from its highest point to its lowest point.

Temple Length

The length of each frame arm extending from the hinge toward and around the ear.

Printed Frame Numbers

Numbers printed inside a temple commonly identify lens width, bridge width, and temple length in millimeters.

How to Choose Your Size

  1. Select a pair of sunglasses or eyeglasses that currently fits you comfortably.
  2. Place the glasses on a flat surface with the frame arms open.
  3. Measure the inside distance from the center of one hinge to the center of the opposite hinge.
  4. Compare that measurement with the general frame size chart above.
  5. Review the product-specific frame width, bridge, lens, and temple measurements before selecting a model.
  6. Check whether the product is described as narrow, regular, or wide fit based on your preferred facial coverage.

Measuring Tips

  • Use a millimeter ruler for the most precise comparison.
  • Measure in a straight horizontal line without following the frame curve.
  • Do not include the frame arms when measuring the front width.
  • Measure a pair that feels secure without pressing uncomfortably at the temples.
  • Repeat the measurement to confirm the result before choosing a size.
  • Compare both the overall width and the bridge measurement when possible.

Fit Notes and Between-Sizes Advice

Two frames with the same size label may feel different because of their bridge width, lens shape, frame curve, and narrow, regular, or wide fit. Use the size label as a starting point rather than the only factor.

If your measurement falls between two size ranges, compare the exact frame width of each product. A smaller frame may provide a closer fit, while a larger frame may provide additional room. Your preferred facial coverage should also guide whether you select a narrow, regular, or wide style.

Product-detail reminder: Always review the measurements shown on the individual product page before ordering. The figures in this guide do not replace model-specific sizing information.

Need Help Choosing a Size?

Contact Costa Sunglasses for help understanding frame dimensions or comparing available sizes. Include the product name, preferred color or variant, and the measurements of a pair that currently fits you.

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