Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Armani Exchange 1064 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What lens material should I choose for rimless eyeglasses?
How durable are rimless eyeglasses for everyday wear?
What face shapes work best with rectangle rimless frames?
Do the Armani Exchange 1064 frames have adjustable nose pads?
What's the difference between Armani Exchange and Giorgio Armani eyewear?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Armani Exchange 1064 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Same rimless minimalist design philosophy
- Identical price point at $72.59
- Lightweight metal construction
- Semi-rimless design balances minimalism with more coverage
- Similar price range ($72.59-$73.22)
- Metal construction with durability
- Lower starting price at $58.15
- Semi-rimless rectangle design in the same style family
- Features spring hinges for added comfort
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Armani Exchange 1064 vs. Similar Rimless & Semi-Rimless Frames
If you're considering the Armani Exchange 1064, you're likely drawn to its minimalist rimless design and lightweight feel. Here's how it compares to other Armani Exchange frames in our collection that share similar design DNA.
AX1064 vs. AX1017: Rimless Rectangle Alternatives
The Armani Exchange 1017 is the closest comparison to the 1064—both are fully rimless rectangle frames with metal construction at nearly identical pricing ($72.59 for the 1017 vs. $77.76-$81.17 for the 1064). The choice between them comes down to specific design details like temple styling and available colorways. If you're committed to the rimless aesthetic and want to explore your options within the same price tier, the 1017 is worth comparing side-by-side.
AX1064 vs. AX1014: Rimless vs. Semi-Rimless
The Armani Exchange 1014 ($72.59-$73.22) offers a semi-rimless alternative for those who want some of the lightness of rimless but prefer a bit more frame presence. Semi-rimless frames have a thin rim along the top of the lenses, which can add durability and work better for certain stronger prescriptions. If you're torn between the barely-there look and wanting a touch more structure, the 1014 splits the difference.
AX1064 vs. AX1018: Budget-Friendly Semi-Rimless
The Armani Exchange 1018 starts at $58.15, making it the most affordable option in this comparison. It's a semi-rimless rectangle frame with spring hinges and tortoise temple options for added style variety. If you like the AX aesthetic but want to save $20-30 or prefer the added coverage of a semi-rim, the 1018 delivers excellent value.
Why Choose the AX1064?
The 1064 is the right choice if you want the absolute most minimal, lightweight frame in the Armani Exchange lineup. It's the frame for people who want their glasses to disappear—no visual interruption, just clean lines and your face. The fully rimless design is lighter than semi-rimless alternatives and offers the most unobstructed field of view. Pair it with quality polycarbonate or Trivex lenses, and you'll have a durable, comfortable pair of everyday glasses that work in any setting.
At a Glance
Armani Exchange 1017 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same rimless minimalist design philosophy
- Identical price point at $72.59
- Lightweight metal construction
- Prescription-ready with adjustable nose pads
Cons:
- May have different lens dimensions affecting fit
- Fewer color options available
- Specific design details may vary from the 1064
Armani Exchange 1014 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Semi-rimless design balances minimalism with more coverage
- Similar price range ($72.59-$73.22)
- Metal construction with durability
- May be more suitable for stronger prescriptions
Cons:
- Not as minimal or lightweight as the fully rimless 1064
- Semi-rim adds visual weight to the design
- Less of the 'barely there' aesthetic
Armani Exchange 1018 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Lower starting price at $58.15
- Semi-rimless rectangle design in the same style family
- Features spring hinges for added comfort
- Tortoise arm options for more style variety
Cons:
- Semi-rimless rather than fully rimless
- Heavier visual presence than the 1064
- Less minimalist overall aesthetic



