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Are the Dolce & Gabbana 4373 sunglasses prescription-ready?
What face shapes work best with the DG4373 square frames?
Do these sunglasses provide UV protection?
What's the difference between the DG4373 and DG4373F?
What size are the Dolce & Gabbana 4373 sunglasses?
What comes included with the Dolce & Gabbana 4373 sunglasses?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Dolce & Gabbana 4373 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Modified nose bridge and temple angles for flatter nose bridges
- Same bold square design and color options
- Better fit for higher cheekbones and specific facial structures
- Similar square shape and size (53mm lens width)
- Iconic Versace Medusa medallion detailing
- Comparable price point ($194-$227)
- Prada's signature Symbole triangle logo
- Premium positioning and brand cachet
- Distinctive geometric design language
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Dolce & Gabbana 4373 vs. Similar Luxury Square Sunglasses
If you're drawn to the DG4373's bold square silhouette and Italian craftsmanship, you might also be considering similar frames from other luxury brands. Here's how the 4373 stacks up against comparable options in our collection.
DG4373 vs. DG4373F (Asian Fit)
The most direct comparison is between the standard DG4373 and the DG4373F Asian Fit variant. Both share the same square shape, two-tone acetate design, and metal temple details. The key difference is fit geometry: the 4373F features a modified nose bridge (typically taller with deeper nose pads) and adjusted temple angles to better accommodate flatter nose bridges and higher cheekbones. If you typically find standard frames sliding down your nose or resting on your cheeks, the F variant is worth trying. Otherwise, the standard 4373 offers the same bold style at a slightly lower price point in most color variants.
DG4373 vs. Versace 4409F
The Versace 4409F ($194-$227) is a natural cross-shop for anyone comparing Italian luxury square frames. Both offer full-rim acetate construction, gradient lenses, and 100% UV protection in a similar size range (the Versace is 53mm vs. the D&G's 52mm). The Versace leans into the brand's signature Medusa medallion and gold hardware, while the DG4373 stands out with its distinctive two-tone color blocking. If you prefer understated branding and bold color contrasts, choose the D&G. If you want instantly recognizable Versace iconography, go with the 4409F.
DG4373 vs. Prada 17WS Symbole
For shoppers considering a step up in price and prestige, the Prada 17WS Symbole sunglasses ($350-$577) offer a more minimalist take on luxury square frames. Prada's signature triangle logo and geometric design language appeal to a different aesthetic—cleaner lines, subtler branding, and a more architectural feel compared to the DG4373's playful two-tone acetate. The Prada is nearly double the price, so you're paying for the brand's premium positioning and refined design ethos. If you love the DG4373's bold color-blocking and want maximum impact per dollar, stick with the Dolce & Gabbana. If you prefer quiet luxury and have the budget, the Prada is a strong alternative.
Why Choose the DG4373?
The Dolce & Gabbana 4373 hits a sweet spot: distinctive two-tone design that photographs well and turns heads, Italian craftsmanship and full UV protection, and a price point under $255 that's accessible for luxury eyewear. It's prescription-ready, comes with the full D&G packaging, and offers more color personality than most competitors at this price. If you want a frame that feels special without requiring a Prada-level investment, the 4373 delivers.
At a Glance
Dolce & Gabbana 4373F Sunglasses
Pros:
- Modified nose bridge and temple angles for flatter nose bridges
- Same bold square design and color options
- Better fit for higher cheekbones and specific facial structures
Cons:
- Slightly higher price point in some variants
- Fewer color options available
- May not fit as well if you don't need Asian Fit adjustments
Versace 4409F Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar square shape and size (53mm lens width)
- Iconic Versace Medusa medallion detailing
- Comparable price point ($194-$227)
- Full UV protection and prescription-ready
Cons:
- Less distinctive two-tone color options
- Slightly larger 53mm lens may overwhelm smaller faces
- Different brand aesthetic (Versace glam vs. D&G Italian heritage)
Prada 17WS Symbole Sunglasses
Pros:
- Prada's signature Symbole triangle logo
- Premium positioning and brand cachet
- Distinctive geometric design language
- Prescription-ready with full UV protection
Cons:
- Significantly higher price point ($350-$577)
- Different aesthetic—more minimalist than D&G's bold two-tone approach
- May be too understated if you prefer the DG4373's color-blocking