The way how you can typically tell if a frame is better for “Asian fit” is by looking at the nose pads. Many modern sunglasses have nose pads that are part of the frame (molded in). This brings the lenses closer to the eyes and often results in the frame sitting on your cheek bones instead of floating above. This also means that the nose pads are not really resting on your nose, that your eyelashes may touch the lenses, and that your lenses can fog up more easily. Shinzo Tamura sunglasses have pronounced and adjustable nose pads made from non-slip material. This not only makes the frames sit slightly more elevated, but it also lets you adjust the fit. Because not all nose bridges are shaped the same, we call it universal fit. Instructions to adjust your nose pads to move the lenses up or down, or closer or further away from your eyes are included in the packaging. This guarantees that your pupils are perfectly centered in the lens area.