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Are the Maui Jim NA'AUAO MJ675 sunglasses available with prescription lenses?
What is MauiPure lens material and how does it compare to glass?
What size face do the NA'AUAO MJ675 sunglasses fit?
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Compare With Similar Frames
How the Maui Jim NA'AUAO MJ675 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Classic aviator teardrop shape with broader appeal
- Available in both glass and MauiPure lens materials
- Slightly larger lens coverage for maximum sun protection
- Lightweight metal construction similar to NA'AUAO
- Available in multiple lens materials including glass
- Proven track record with strong customer reviews
- Nearly identical price point at $176.15
- XL sizing for those who need larger coverage
- Modern design aesthetic similar to NA'AUAO
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Maui Jim NA'AUAO MJ675 vs. Similar Navigator Styles
If you're drawn to the NA'AUAO's modern navigator aesthetic, you might also be considering other double-bridge Maui Jim styles. Here's how the NA'AUAO stacks up against comparable options in our collection.
NA'AUAO MJ675 vs. Baby Beach MJ245
The Baby Beach MJ245 represents the classic aviator approach—traditional teardrop lenses with a double bridge and timeless appeal. It's a larger frame with broader lens coverage, making it ideal if you want maximum sun protection and prefer the iconic aviator silhouette. However, you'll pay significantly more ($261–$293 vs. $160–$176 for the NA'AUAO). The NA'AUAO offers a more contemporary square-navigator shape that flatters angular faces better and includes that distinctive wavy temple pattern. If you want a modern twist on the aviator at a better price, the NA'AUAO is the smarter choice.
NA'AUAO MJ675 vs. Mavericks MJ264
The Mavericks MJ264 is another double-bridge navigator with a loyal following. It shares the lightweight metal construction and medium fit of the NA'AUAO, and it's available in both glass and MauiPure lens materials. The Mavericks leans more traditional in styling, while the NA'AUAO brings unique design elements like the wavy temple tips. The price difference is substantial—Mavericks run $236–$292 compared to the NA'AUAO's $160–$176. Both are prescription-ready and offer the same PolarizedPlus2 technology, so your choice comes down to whether you prefer classic (Mavericks) or contemporary (NA'AUAO) styling and how much you want to spend.
NA'AUAO MJ675 vs. HAU'OLI XL MJ674
The HAU'OLI XL MJ674 sits at nearly the same price point ($176) and shares the NA'AUAO's modern design philosophy. The key difference is fit and shape: the HAU'OLI XL is designed for larger faces with a different frame geometry, while the NA'AUAO offers a medium fit with navigator styling. If you specifically want the aviator/navigator look, the NA'AUAO is the clear winner. If you need XL sizing and prefer non-aviator styles, the HAU'OLI XL is worth considering. Both use MauiPure lenses and deliver the same exceptional Maui Jim quality.
Why Choose the NA'AUAO MJ675?
The NA'AUAO hits a sweet spot: modern navigator styling with unique design details, medium fit that works for most faces, MauiPure lens technology for lightweight all-day comfort, and an accessible price point compared to other Maui Jim double-bridge styles. It's the right choice if you want a contemporary take on the aviator that stands out without sacrificing the optical performance Maui Jim is known for.
At a Glance
Maui Jim BABY BEACH MJ245 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Classic aviator teardrop shape with broader appeal
- Available in both glass and MauiPure lens materials
- Slightly larger lens coverage for maximum sun protection
- Timeless design that never goes out of style
Cons:
- Higher price point ($261–$293 vs $160–$176)
- Traditional aviator shape may not suit square or angular faces as well
- Lacks the distinctive wavy temple pattern of the NA'AUAO
Maui Jim MAVERICKS MJ264 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Lightweight metal construction similar to NA'AUAO
- Available in multiple lens materials including glass
- Proven track record with strong customer reviews
- Prescription-ready with wide lens color selection
Cons:
- Higher price range ($236–$292 vs $160–$176)
- More traditional aviator styling without unique design elements
- May be too similar to other aviators in your collection
Maui Jim HAU'OLI XL MJ674 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Nearly identical price point at $176.15
- XL sizing for those who need larger coverage
- Modern design aesthetic similar to NA'AUAO
- Same MauiPure lens technology and quality
Cons:
- Different frame shape may not appeal to navigator/aviator fans
- XL size may be too large for medium faces
- Less versatile styling compared to the navigator silhouette