Help & Advice

FAQs

Are Limesummer products authentic?

All items purchased at Lime Summer are 100% authentic.

What factors should I consider when determining the size of a frame?

To find the right frame size for your glasses, you need to know three measurements: the lens width, the bridge width, and the temple length. These are usually printed on the inside of the temple of your current glasses, or you can measure them yourself with a ruler.

Is there a guarantee that items in the shopping cart are available for purchase?

Not necessarily. Putting something in your shopping cart does not reserve the item or guarantee its availability. Some online stores may show you a message if the item is out of stock or low in stock, but others may not. To avoid disappointment, it is best to check out as soon as possible after adding the items to your cart.

How long does it typically take to process an order?

The order processing time depends on the carrier and country you are buying from, once the order is complete you will receive an email with the tracking number. It would usually take 1-3 business days to ship.

Where can I find information about the manufacturing location of frames and glasses?

Different factors, such as the brand and the manufacturer, determine the country where frames and glasses are produced. Some of the countries that are known for making frames and glasses are China, Italy, Japan, France, and the USA. You can often check the country of origin by looking at the frame itself, the packaging, or the website of the store.

How do I choose the right sunglasses for my face shape?

The first step to finding the perfect sunglasses for your face shape is to identify what kind of shape your face has. There are different ways to do this, such as using a tape measure, a ruler, or a mirror. You can also compare your face to some common categories, such as round, square, oval, oblong, diamond, or heart.

The second step is to choose sunglasses that balance and enhance your face shape. The general principle is to pick sunglasses that have opposite features to your face shape, meaning that they create contrast and harmony. For example, if you have a round face, you should opt for sunglasses that have sharp or rectangular frames, such as wayfarers or square styles. If you have a square face, you should go for sunglasses that have soft or curved frames, such as aviators or butterflies.