Frequently Asked Questions
Can I add prescription lenses to the Fossil 3100 Sunglasses?
What face shapes work best with rectangle sunglasses?
What are the benefits of acetate frames?
What size are the Fossil 3100 Sunglasses?
Do the Fossil 3100 Sunglasses have UV protection?
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Compare With Similar Frames
How the Fossil 3100 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Slightly lower starting price ($35.07)
- More color options available
- Same acetate construction quality
- Same price range ($43.10-$43.52)
- Similar acetate construction
- Prescription-ready like the 3100
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Fossil 3100 vs. Similar Fossil Rectangle Sunglasses
If you're considering the Fossil 3100, you might also be looking at the Fossil 3102 or Fos3091—both rectangle acetate frames in the same price range. Here's how they compare.
Fossil 3100 vs. Fossil 3102
The 3102 is part of the same numbered series and shares the acetate construction and prescription-ready design. The main difference is price: the 3102 starts at $35.07, making it slightly more affordable. It also offers more color variations. However, the 3100's two-tone design with metal hinge accents gives it a more refined look, and the specific black/gray-blue and gray/green combinations are distinctive. If you prefer the 3100's color options and don't mind spending a few dollars more, it's the better choice for style.
Fossil 3100 vs. Fossil Fos3091
The Fos3091 sits at the same price point ($43.10-$43.52) and offers similar acetate quality and prescription compatibility. The decision comes down to fit and design details—temple styling, color options, and how the frame proportions suit your face. The 3100's 53-18-140 sizing is a safe medium-large fit; if the Fos3091 has different dimensions, that could be the deciding factor. Both are solid everyday frames from a brand known for durability and value.
Bottom line: The Fossil 3100 stands out for its two-tone acetate design and metal hinge details at a competitive price. If those specific colors appeal to you and the fit works, it's a strong pick. The 3102 saves a few dollars, while the Fos3091 offers an alternative at the same price—worth comparing if you want to see all your rectangle-frame options from Fossil.
At a Glance
Fossil 3102 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Slightly lower starting price ($35.07)
- More color options available
- Same acetate construction quality
Cons:
- May have different temple styling
- Fewer customer reviews available
- Color options may not suit all preferences
Fossil Fos3091 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Same price range ($43.10-$43.52)
- Similar acetate construction
- Prescription-ready like the 3100
Cons:
- May have different fit dimensions
- Different color palette
- Potentially different temple design



