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Are the Jones New York J356 eyeglasses suitable for prescription lenses?
What size face do the Jones New York J356 frames fit?
What material are the J356 frames made from?
How durable are stainless steel eyeglass frames?
What face shapes work best with rectangular eyeglasses?
Do the Jones New York J356 frames come with a case?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Jones New York J356 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Slightly smaller 55mm lens width may fit medium faces better
- Metal front with plastic temples for a mixed-material look
- Available in three colors: black, brown, and navy
- Smaller 51mm lens width ideal for narrow to medium faces
- Same affordable Jones New York quality and construction
- Similar price range starting at $41
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Jones New York J356 vs J357: Which Rectangular Frame Is Right for You?
If you're deciding between the Jones New York J356 and the J357, you're comparing two very similar men's rectangular metal frames from the same collection. Both feature stainless steel fronts, full-rim construction, and a professional aesthetic—but there are a few key differences.
The J356 has a 56mm lens width, making it a large fit best suited for medium to larger faces. It's priced from $41, offering excellent value. The J357, on the other hand, has a 55mm lens width—just one millimeter smaller—and is priced at $94.80. The J357 also features plastic temples with metal accents, giving it a slightly more refined mixed-material look.
If you have a larger face or prefer more lens coverage, the J356 is the better choice. Its 56mm width provides a balanced proportion, and the lower starting price makes it a great value. If you prefer a slightly smaller fit or like the mixed-material aesthetic of the J357, that model may appeal more—but for most customers, the J356 offers the same professional style at a better price point.
Comparing the J356 to the J776
For customers with narrower faces, the Jones New York J776 is worth considering. With a 51mm lens width, it's sized for small to medium faces and starts at the same $41 price point as the J356. Both are metal frames with a clean, professional look, but the J776's smaller dimensions make it a better fit if the J356 feels too large. If you're unsure about sizing, the J356's 56mm width is the safer bet for medium to larger faces.
At a Glance
Jones New York J357 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Slightly smaller 55mm lens width may fit medium faces better
- Metal front with plastic temples for a mixed-material look
- Available in three colors: black, brown, and navy
Cons:
- One millimeter smaller lens may provide less coverage
- Priced at $94.80, slightly higher than the J356's starting price
Jones New York J776 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Smaller 51mm lens width ideal for narrow to medium faces
- Same affordable Jones New York quality and construction
- Similar price range starting at $41
Cons:
- Smaller lens size won't suit larger faces or those wanting more coverage
- Different model may have slightly different temple or bridge design