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Are the Armani Exchange 3077 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What size face do the Armani Exchange 3077 frames fit?
What material are the Armani Exchange 3077 frames made from?
Do Armani Exchange 3077 eyeglasses come with a case?
Are rectangle frames like the AX3077 good for all face shapes?
Can the Armani Exchange 3077 accommodate strong prescriptions?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Armani Exchange 3077 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Slightly more square profile may suit rounder faces better
- Wire-core temples provide flexibility and durability
- Available in multiple colorways with similar pricing
- Different material construction offers variety
- Similar price range ($58-$78 vs $65-$73)
- May be lighter weight depending on construction
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Armani Exchange 3077 vs 3016: Rectangle vs Square-Rectangle
Both the AX3077 and AX3016 are full-rim acetate frames from Armani Exchange at nearly identical price points, but they serve slightly different style preferences. The 3077 features a classic elongated rectangle shape with a 54mm lens width, while the 3016 leans more square with a 53mm lens width. If you have a rounder face and want to add structure, the 3016's squarer profile provides more contrast. If you prefer a universally flattering shape that works for most face types, the 3077's rectangle design is the safer choice.
The 3077 distinguishes itself with more dramatic two-tone temple designs—particularly visible in the crystal clear and blue variants where contrasting colors create a layered look. The 3016 takes a more understated approach with solid-color temples and wire cores for flexibility. Both frames accommodate prescriptions well thanks to their full-rim construction, but the 3077's slightly larger 54mm lens width makes it better suited for medium-to-large faces or anyone who prefers more coverage.
Armani Exchange 3077 vs 1018: Acetate vs Alternative Materials
The comparison between the AX3077 and AX1018 comes down to material preference and aesthetic. The 3077 is full acetate with bold color options and visible layering in the temples, delivering a contemporary, street-chic look that Armani Exchange is known for. The 1018 offers a different construction approach—likely metal or mixed materials—that may appeal to those seeking a lighter, more refined appearance.
From a prescription standpoint, the 3077's full acetate rim provides better lens security and can better conceal lens thickness for stronger prescriptions. The 1018 may be a better choice if you prefer minimal weight or a more business-appropriate aesthetic. Both are prescription-ready and fall within the same affordable price range, making the decision primarily about style preference rather than functionality or budget.
At a Glance
Armani Exchange 3016 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Slightly more square profile may suit rounder faces better
- Wire-core temples provide flexibility and durability
- Available in multiple colorways with similar pricing
Cons:
- 53mm lens width is slightly smaller, may not fit larger faces as well
- Less dramatic color-blocking on temples compared to 3077
- Square shape is less universally flattering than classic rectangle
Armani Exchange 1018 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Different material construction offers variety
- Similar price range ($58-$78 vs $65-$73)
- May be lighter weight depending on construction
Cons:
- Different aesthetic—less bold than the acetate 3077
- May not accommodate strong prescriptions as well without full acetate rim
- Less color variety in temple design