Finding the right sunglasses for your face shape can completely change how a frame looks on you. You saw the perfect pair on Instagram. The model’s cheekbones did all the heavy lifting; the frames looked effortless, and you bought them without a second thought. Then the box showed up, you tried them on in the mirror, and something felt off.
That’s not a sunglasses problem. That’s a face shape problem, and it might be the easiest style mystery you’ll ever solve. Once you know your shape, picking frames that actually work for you stops being a guessing game.
Here’s the short version: figure out your face shape, then look for frames that contrast it. Soft, rounded faces come alive in structured frames. Angular faces soften up nicely with curved ones. That’s the whole trick. Below, we’ll walk through exactly how to spot your shape and which Newmew styles to shop for it.
Find Your Face Shape in 30 Seconds
Choosing the right sunglasses starts with knowing your face shape. Tap the face shape that looks most like yours, and we’ll instantly show you the sunglasses styles that suit you best.
Not sure of your face shape? Pull your hair back, look in the mirror (or use a selfie), and check two things:
Your jawline: Sharp and angular, or soft and rounded?
Width vs. length: Is your face wider than it is long, or longer than it is wide?
Then match yourself below:
- Round: Your face is about as wide as it is long, with soft curves and no sharp jawline.
- Square: Your jaw, cheekbones, and forehead are all roughly the same width, with a strong, defined jaw.
- Oval: Your face is slightly longer than it is wide, with a softly rounded jaw and balanced proportions.
- Heart: Wide at the forehead, narrowing down to a small, pointed chin.
- Diamond: Your cheekbones are the widest part of your face, with a narrower forehead and jaw.
- Oblong: Your face is clearly longer than it is wide, with fairly straight cheeks and a longer nose bridge.
Now that you know your face shape, tap it below to see sunglasses recommended for your face shape. Explore styles that are most likely to flatter your features.
Which sunglasses frames suit your face shape
Square or rectangular frames
Structured, angular frames add definition to soft, curved features and make the face read longer and more sculpted. Skip round or undersized frames here, they tend to amplify the roundness instead of balancing it.

Printed Wooden Square Sunglass
Rs. 4,275

Dune Yellow Tinted Sunglass
Rs. 2,520

Transparent Brown Grey Sunglass
Rs. 1,800

Flat Rock Transparent Black
Rs. 1,980

Square Transparent Blue Sunglass
Rs. 1,800

Transparent Purple Square Sunglass
Rs. 2,850

Newmew Brown Printed Sunglass
Rs. 2,520

Zeus Green Unisex Sunglass
Rs. 2,340

Square Matte Blue Sunglass
Rs. 2,850

Dapper Shining Nylon Sunglass
Rs. 3,800

Square Black Polarized Sunglass
Rs. 2,250

Matte Grey Mercury Sunglass
Rs. 2,250

Black Square Polarized Sunglass
Rs. 2,520

Purple Black TAC Sunglass
Rs. 3,990

Matte Blue TAC Sunglass
Rs. 2,520
Round or oval frames
Soft, curved frames take the edge off a strong jawline and angular cheekbones without flattening your features. They smooth things out, not hide them.
Pretty much anything
You won the face shape lottery. Oval faces are balanced enough to pull off most frame shapes, so this is your chance to shop for personality over necessity.

Grey Square Gradient Sunglass
Rs. 1,620

Purple Black TAC Sunglass
Rs. 3,990

Zeus Blue TR Sunglasses
Rs. 2,340

Matte Grey Mercury Sunglass
Rs. 2,250

Matte Blue TAC Sunglass
Rs. 2,520

Polarized Golden Green Sunglass
Rs. 3,325

Divine Dusk Sunglass
Rs. 1,980

Shiny Golden Aviator Sunglasses
Rs. 3,325

Cat Eye Grey Sunglass
Rs. 3,990

Matte Black Polarized Aviator
Rs. 2,250

Shaded Black Cat Eye
Rs. 3,610
Frames wider at the bottom
Since your forehead is the widest part of your face, frames that stay light up top and widen slightly toward the bottom pull the eye downward and even everything out.

Shiny Golden Aviator Sunglasses
Rs. 3,325

Black Polarized Aviator Sunglass
Rs. 2,250

Transparent Grey Aviator Sunglass
Rs. 2,250

Green Polarized Lens Sunglass
Rs. 2,250

Glitter Grey Cat Eye Sunglass
Rs. 3,990

Cat Eye Grey Sunglass
Rs. 3,990

Matte Black Polarized Aviator
Rs. 2,250

Aviator Golden Green Sunglass
Rs. 3,325

Blue Polarized Aviator Sunglass
Rs. 2,250

Matte Black Printed Sunglass
Rs. 3,610
Cat eye or oval frames
Your cheekbones are already the widest point, so frames that add a bit of width near the brow and soften the cheek area work in your favor.
Wide, oversized frames
The goal is width, not length. Oversized or wide frames break up a long face far better than narrow, elongated ones do.

Limitless Shiny Brown Sunglass
Rs. 2,850

Brown Non Polarized Sunglass
Rs. 1,800

Grey Square Gradient Sunglass
Rs. 1,620

Square Black Polarized Sunglass
Rs. 2,250

Matte Grey Mercury Sunglass
Rs. 2,250

Black Square Polarized Sunglass
Rs. 2,520

Zeus Blue TR Sunglasses
Rs. 2,340

Purple Black TAC Sunglass
Rs. 3,990

Matte Blue TAC Sunglass
Rs. 2,520

Transparent Blue Square Sunglass
Rs. 1,800
Bonus Tips Beyond Face Shape
- Frame size matters as much as shape. A frame that’s too small or too large for your face will look off, regardless of the shape of your eyebrows, which should sit just at or slightly above the top of the frame.
- Skin tone and hair color can guide which colors flatter you. Warmer skin tones tend to pop in tortoiseshell, gold, or brown tones, while cooler tones often suit black, silver, or grey frames.
- Lifestyle matters too. If you’re often outdoors, hiking, or riding, Newmew’s Sporty Sunglasses collection (like the Everest line) is built for grip and durability, not just looks.
- Don’t ignore lens type. Polarized lenses cut glare significantly better than standard tinted lenses, especially useful for driving or being out on bright Nepali afternoons. Browse Polarized Sunglasses if glare reduction matters to you.
Before You Buy: The 5 Second Test
Found a pair you like?
Ask yourself these three questions:
- Would I wear these on a random Tuesday?
- Would I take them on vacation?
- Would I still like them six months from now?
If the answer is yes to all three, you’re probably looking at a pair you’ll actually wear instead of leaving in a drawer.
The best sunglasses aren’t always the trendiest ones. They’re the pair you reach for without thinking.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I wear any sunglasses shape regardless of my face shape?
Absolutely. Face-shape guides are helpful, but personal style matters most. If you love how a pair looks and feels, wear it. - What’s the most versatile sunglasses shape?
Aviators and classic square frames tend to suit the widest range of face shapes, making them popular all-around choices. - How do I know if sunglasses fit properly?
The frame should match your face width comfortably without pinching your temples or extending too far past your face.
Find Your Perfect Pair
Now that you know your face shape and the frames that flatter it, explore Newmew’s full Sunglasses Collection. And if you’re ever unsure in person, drop by one of our outlets across Nepal; our team is always happy to help you find a frame that fits.



