Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Gucci GG1122SA sunglasses prescription-ready?
Do these sunglasses offer UV protection?
What face shapes work best with the GG1122SA?
What size are the Gucci GG1122SA sunglasses?
Are gradient lenses good for driving?
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Compare With Similar Frames
How the Gucci GG1122SA Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Larger 54mm oversized square shape for maximum coverage and bold statement
- Slightly narrower bridge (22mm) may fit wider nose bridges better
- More dramatic, fashion-forward silhouette
- Nearly identical price point for budget-conscious shoppers
- Square logo design offers a different aesthetic take on Gucci branding
- Full-rim acetate construction with similar durability and prescription compatibility
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Gucci GG1122SA vs. Similar Square Sunglasses
If you're drawn to the GG1122SA's square acetate silhouette and gold logo temples, two other models in our Gucci collection deserve a look: the GG1337S and the GG0632SA. Here's how they compare.
GG1122SA vs. GG1337S: Classic vs. Oversized
The Gucci GG1337S ($177–$220) takes the square acetate concept and amplifies it. Where the GG1122SA measures 56mm across the lens, the GG1337S drops to 54mm but adopts a more exaggerated, oversized silhouette that reads bolder on the face. Both feature the interlocking GG logo on the temples and gradient lenses, but the GG1337S has a 22mm bridge (vs. 20mm) and shorter 140mm temples (vs. 145mm).
Choose the GG1122SA if: You want a versatile, medium-large square that flatters most face shapes without overwhelming your features. The 56mm lens and 145mm temples offer a more universally comfortable fit.
Choose the GG1337S if: You prefer a fashion-forward, oversized statement piece. The wider bridge suits broader nose profiles, and the dramatic proportions make a stronger visual impact.
GG1122SA vs. GG0632SA: Logo Detailing
The Gucci Logo GG0632SA ($177–$181) sits at nearly the same price as the GG1122SA and shares the square acetate construction and prescription-ready design. The key difference lies in the temple branding: the GG0632SA features a square logo treatment, while the GG1122SA showcases the classic interlocking GG with metallic accents.
Choose the GG1122SA if: You're drawn to the gold-tone interlocking GG logo and the gradient lens options (black/grey, havana/brown, burgundy/brown). The temple detailing is more ornate and catches the light beautifully.
Choose the GG0632SA if: You prefer a cleaner, more minimalist logo presentation at the same price point. Both are excellent values in the Gucci lineup.
All three models are prescription-ready, offer 100% UV protection, and ship with Gucci-branded cases and authenticity documentation. Your choice comes down to fit preference (classic vs. oversized) and temple styling (interlocking GG vs. square logo).
At a Glance
Gucci GG1337S Sunglasses
Pros:
- Larger 54mm oversized square shape for maximum coverage and bold statement
- Slightly narrower bridge (22mm) may fit wider nose bridges better
- More dramatic, fashion-forward silhouette
Cons:
- Smaller lens width (54mm vs 56mm) may not suit all face sizes
- Oversized shape can overwhelm smaller faces
- Shorter temples (140mm vs 145mm) may not fit larger heads as comfortably
Gucci Logo GG0632SA Sunglasses
Pros:
- Nearly identical price point for budget-conscious shoppers
- Square logo design offers a different aesthetic take on Gucci branding
- Full-rim acetate construction with similar durability and prescription compatibility
Cons:
- May have different color options that don't include the classic black/grey gradient
- Temple logo styling differs from the GG1122SA's interlocking GG design
- Specific sizing and fit details may vary from the GG1122SA



