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Can I get prescription lenses in the Armani Exchange 4113S?
What is the difference between the polarized and non-polarized versions?
Are acetate frames more durable than regular plastic?
What face shapes work best with rectangular sunglasses?
Do these sunglasses provide 100% UV protection?
How does Armani Exchange compare to Giorgio Armani eyewear?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Armani Exchange 4113S Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar rectangular acetate construction
- Comparable price range ($70.50-$83.58)
- Same prescription-ready capability
- Similar price point ($67.75-$82.35)
- Rectangular men's frame design
- Acetate construction
- Same brand and quality standards
- Similar price range ($73.00-$86.03)
- Prescription-ready capability
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Armani Exchange 4113S vs Similar A|X Rectangular Sunglasses
If you're drawn to the bold rectangular styling of the Armani Exchange 4113S, you might also want to consider a few other models in the A|X collection that offer similar urban attitude with slight design variations.
4113S vs 4104S: Logo Placement and Style Details
The Armani Exchange 4104S shares the same rectangular acetate construction and men's fit as the 4113S, priced similarly at $70.50-$83.58. The key difference comes down to temple design and branding details. If you prefer the oversized vertical A|X logo that defines the 4113S, that's your signature detail. The 4104S may offer a more subtle approach to branding while maintaining the same quality acetate frame and prescription-ready capability. Both deliver full UV protection and work well for medium to large faces.
4113S vs 4026S: Alternative Rectangular Options
The Armani Exchange 4026S ($67.75-$82.35) gives you another rectangular option if you want to compare fit and styling within the same price range. Like the 4113S, it's built from durable acetate and offers polarized lens options for glare reduction. The choice often comes down to which specific colorways appeal to you and how the frame proportions match your face. Both are prescription-ready and include protective cases.
4113S vs 2012S: Shape Variations
For those who appreciate Armani Exchange quality but want to explore beyond the rectangular shape, the Armani Exchange 2012S ($73.00-$86.03) offers a different frame geometry while maintaining the same urban-inspired aesthetic. This comparison is useful if you're not completely set on the rectangular look and want to see how other A|X shapes might complement your face.
Why Choose the 4113S?
The 4113S stands out for its bold vertical A|X logo treatment on the temples—it's a statement piece that makes the branding part of the design. With five distinct colorways including polarized and gradient options, plus the generous 55-18-145 sizing, it's ideal for customers who want maximum coverage, instant brand recognition, and the flexibility to add prescription lenses. At $48.29-$70.91, it's also one of the most accessible entry points into designer rectangular sunglasses with genuine Luxottica manufacturing quality.
At a Glance
Armani Exchange 4104S Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar rectangular acetate construction
- Comparable price range ($70.50-$83.58)
- Same prescription-ready capability
- Multiple colorway options
Cons:
- May have different temple design details
- Potentially different lens size measurements
- Fewer total color options than 4113S
Armani Exchange 4026S Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar price point ($67.75-$82.35)
- Rectangular men's frame design
- Acetate construction
- Polarized options available
Cons:
- Different temple branding style
- May have different fit dimensions
- Potentially less bold logo presentation
Armani Exchange 2012S Sunglasses
Pros:
- Same brand and quality standards
- Similar price range ($73.00-$86.03)
- Prescription-ready capability
- Multiple lens options
Cons:
- Different frame shape from rectangular 4113S
- May appeal to different style preferences
- Potentially different coverage area