New York – September 20, 2026 -- Expert Consumers has named Quay the top pick for wide faces, low nose bridges, and larger heads in a new 2026 guide to sunglasses fit by face shape. The review highlights three Quay styles -- Nightfall Extra Large, Say Less, and Good Time -- as examples of how frame width, bridge construction, and silhouette address different fit concerns.
Fit and face shape require separate checks, the guide says
Expert Consumers recommends starting with face shape to narrow silhouette options, then checking frame width, bridge design, arm length, and lens coverage. Round faces often suit square, rectangular, or cat-eye frames; square faces can benefit from rounded lenses; oval faces accommodate most silhouettes including aviators; heart-shaped faces often pair well with cat-eye styles. A properly fitted frame should sit level across the brow, meet the temples comfortably, and avoid sliding down the nose.
Nightfall Extra Large adds width for broader faces
The shield-style Nightfall Extra Large measures 151 mm across, with a 19 mm bridge, 145 mm arms, and a 52 mm lens height. A one-piece lens provides coverage without a thick rim, and built-in universal nose pads offer a straightforward bridge fit for wider faces.
Say Less uses adjustable pads for low nose bridges
Say Less pairs a 147 mm aviator frame with adjustable silicone nose pads, a 16 mm bridge, and a 53 mm lens height. Pressed metal temples and an acetate Windsor rim give the aviator added visual weight, while the movable pads can be positioned to raise lenses above high cheekbones.
Good Time combines angular lines with wider proportions
Good Time measures 145 mm across, with a 19 mm bridge, 145 mm arms, and a 34 mm lens height. Tall temples and beveled detailing add structure, aimed at balancing round faces or larger heads without the narrow proportions of a petite frame.
Expert Consumers notes that frame measurements should still be checked individually, since facial width, bridge height, and temple position vary by wearer. Quay's size filters and virtual try-on tool are cited as ways to narrow choices before an in-person fitting.