Adjusting your Ray-Ban Wayfarer glasses is key to ensuring a comfortable and secure fit, focusing primarily on the temples and potentially the nose pads.
Adjusting the Temples
The temples are the arms of the glasses that extend over your ears. If they are too tight, too loose, or uneven, they can cause discomfort or make the glasses sit incorrectly. Based on the provided reference, here's how to adjust them:
Method for Temple Adjustment
Follow these steps carefully to adjust the temples on your Ray-Ban Wayfarers:
- Hold the temple you want to adjust with one hand to stabilize the frame.
- Use your other hand to gently bend the temple.
- Bend it until it is in the desired position. Ideally, they should be straight.
- Important Note: Always bend gently to avoid breaking the frame. Small adjustments are best, followed by trying the glasses on.
Adjusting Nose Pads
The reference also mentions adjusting the nose pads for a secure fit. Nose pads help the glasses rest comfortably on your nose and can influence how high or low the frame sits. While the provided reference indicates that nose pads can be adjusted as part of achieving a secure fit, it does not specify the method for doing so.
Checking the Fit
After making any adjustments to the nose pads (if applicable) and the temples, it's crucial to check the result. The reference advises:
- Try them on again and make sure they are securely fastened.
A proper fit means the glasses sit straight, don't pinch, and don't slide down your nose. If you are uncomfortable making adjustments yourself or your glasses require significant reshaping, it is recommended to visit a professional optician.
