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Are the Versace 2236 sunglasses prescription-ready?
What size are the Versace VE2236 sunglasses?
Do Versace 2236 sunglasses have UV protection?
What face shapes do Versace 2236 aviators suit?
Are Versace sunglasses made in Italy?
What makes the Versace 2236 different from other aviators?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Versace 2236 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Larger 61mm lens width for those wanting more coverage
- Designed specifically for women's fit preferences
- Similar luxury metal construction
- Larger 60mm lens width for more coverage
- Strong customer satisfaction ratings
- Unisex design like the VE2236
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Versace 2236 vs. Other Versace Aviators
If you're choosing between Versace aviator sunglasses, the VE2236 stands out for its distinctive double-bridge design with decorative column detailing—a signature architectural element you won't find on most aviators. At 59-14-140mm, it offers a versatile medium-to-large fit that works across multiple face shapes.
The Versace 2150Q ($147-$233) is the closest alternative, offering classic aviator styling in a similar price range. However, it lacks the VE2236's unique double-bridge column detailing and Medusa temple hardware that make the 2236 instantly recognizable. If you want a more understated aviator, the 2150Q delivers; if you want Versace's signature boldness, the 2236 is the better choice.
For those wanting larger coverage, the Versace 2225 ($211-$246) offers a 60mm lens width and has earned strong customer reviews (4.6 stars from 58 reviews). It's a solid unisex option, though it sits at a slightly higher price point. The Versace 2232 ($237-$274) is designed specifically for women with a 61mm lens width, but the higher price and gender-specific fit make it less versatile than the unisex VE2236.
The VE2236 hits the sweet spot: distinctive design details, prescription-ready versatility, multiple lens options including polarized, and a price that's competitive within the Versace aviator family. It's the choice for customers who want recognizable Versace style without paying a premium for extra size or gender-specific tailoring.
At a Glance
Versace 2150Q Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar classic aviator styling
- Comparable price point ($147-$233)
- Multiple lens and color options available
Cons:
- May lack the distinctive double-bridge column detailing of the VE2236
- Different temple design and hardware placement
- Potentially different sizing and fit
Versace 2232 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Larger 61mm lens width for those wanting more coverage
- Designed specifically for women's fit preferences
- Similar luxury metal construction
Cons:
- Higher price range ($237-$274)
- Gender-specific design may not suit all preferences
- Larger sizing may overwhelm smaller faces
Versace 2225 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Larger 60mm lens width for more coverage
- Strong customer satisfaction ratings
- Unisex design like the VE2236
Cons:
- Slightly higher price range ($211-$246)
- May have different bridge and temple styling
- Larger size may not suit all face shapes