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Are the Armani Exchange 2037S sunglasses prescription-ready?
Do these sunglasses have adjustable nose pads?
What is the difference between polarized and non-polarized versions?
What face shapes do the AX2037S sunglasses suit best?
Are Armani Exchange sunglasses made by Luxottica?
What is the frame size and who do these sunglasses fit?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Armani Exchange 2037S Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Classic teardrop pilot shape (more traditional aviator styling)
- Slightly lower price point ($73–$86 vs $54–$86)
- Also available in polarized options with double bridge design
- Similar price range ($70.50–$83.58)
- Same Luxottica manufacturing quality and UV protection
- Prescription-ready like the 2037S
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Armani Exchange 2037S vs 2012S: Which Pilot Sunglasses Are Right for You?
Both the AX2037S and AX2012S are metal double-bridge pilot sunglasses from Armani Exchange, manufactured by Luxottica with the same quality standards. The key difference is shape: the 2037S features a modern square-pilot hybrid with an irregular lens shape and 60mm width, while the 2012S sticks to the classic teardrop aviator silhouette.
If you want a more contemporary, architectural look that stands out, the 2037S is the better choice. Its oversized square lenses and bold double bridge give it a fashion-forward edge that works well in urban settings. The 2012S offers traditional pilot styling that's more understated and universally familiar—ideal if you prefer classic aviators without the modern twist.
Both models are prescription-ready, available in polarized options, and feature adjustable nose pads. The 2037S offers four color variants (including matte blue and distinctive temple accents), while the 2012S has three. Price-wise, they're comparable, with the 2037S starting slightly lower at $54.36.
Choose the 2037S if: You want a modern, oversized square-pilot look with bold styling and more color options.
Choose the 2012S if: You prefer traditional teardrop aviators with a timeless, less attention-grabbing aesthetic.
Armani Exchange 2037S vs 4104S: Pilot vs Alternative Styles
The AX4104S offers a different frame style at a similar price point ($70.50–$83.58). While we recommend the 2037S for customers specifically seeking pilot or double-bridge styling, the 4104S is worth considering if you're open to exploring other Armani Exchange designs. Both share the same Luxottica build quality, UV protection, and prescription compatibility—the choice comes down to which frame shape suits your face and style preferences.
At a Glance
Armani Exchange 2012S Sunglasses
Pros:
- Classic teardrop pilot shape (more traditional aviator styling)
- Slightly lower price point ($73–$86 vs $54–$86)
- Also available in polarized options with double bridge design
Cons:
- Less modern styling—traditional aviator may feel dated compared to the 2037S square-pilot hybrid
- Smaller lens coverage if you prefer oversized frames
- Fewer color options (3 vs 4 variants)
Armani Exchange 4104S Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar price range ($70.50–$83.58)
- Same Luxottica manufacturing quality and UV protection
- Prescription-ready like the 2037S
Cons:
- Different frame style (not double-bridge pilot)
- May not offer the same bold architectural look as the 2037S double bridge
- Less versatile if you specifically want the pilot aesthetic