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Size DetailsFrequently Asked Questions
Are the Tom Ford River 0367 sunglasses prescription-ready?
What size are the Tom Ford River FT0367 sunglasses?
What's the difference between the 01D and 02B color options?
Do Tom Ford River sunglasses come with a case?
Are the Tom Ford River 0367 lenses polarized?
How does the Tom Ford River compare to Ray-Ban Clubmaster sunglasses?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Tom Ford River 0367 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Larger 59mm lens width offers more coverage for bigger faces
- Aviator/pilot shape is more universally flattering across face shapes
- Available in more color combinations including matte black and dark havana
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Tom Ford River 0367 vs. Dimitry 0334 vs. Snowdon 0237
Choosing between Tom Ford's vintage-inspired sunglasses comes down to face shape, style preference, and how you plan to use them. All three frames share Italian craftsmanship, premium materials, and the signature "T" logo, but each brings a different aesthetic.
River FT0367: The Modern Clubmaster
The River stands out with its dual-material construction—acetate upper rim meets metal lower rim for a refined take on the classic clubmaster. The 57mm lens width and 18mm bridge fit most face shapes comfortably, and the prescription-ready design makes it practical for everyday wear. The 01D polarized option is ideal if you need glare reduction for driving or water activities. Best for: customers who want a distinctive, versatile frame that bridges vintage and modern styles.
Dimitry FT0334: The Vintage Aviator
The Dimitry takes the aviator silhouette and inverts the traditional half-rim design, placing thick acetate on top and lightweight metal below. With a larger 59mm lens and 59-14-130mm sizing, it offers more coverage and works well for bigger faces. The pilot shape is universally flattering but less distinctive than the River's clubmaster style. Best for: customers who prefer classic aviator styling with a Tom Ford twist and need a larger fit.
Snowdon FT0237: The Iconic Round
Made famous by Daniel Craig in Spectre, the Snowdon is a full-acetate round frame with a keyhole bridge. The 48mm lens width makes it best suited for small to medium faces, and the round shape flatters angular or square face shapes. It's the most vintage-looking of the three but lacks polarized options. Best for: customers who love retro round frames and want a piece of Bond history.
Why Choose the River?
The River FT0367 offers the best balance of style versatility, prescription compatibility, and modern luxury. The dual-material design is more distinctive than the Dimitry's aviator shape, and the medium 57mm sizing is more universally wearable than the Snowdon's smaller round lenses. Plus, the polarized option in the 01D colorway makes it the most functional choice for outdoor wear. If you want a frame that works as both a fashion statement and practical eyewear, the River delivers.
At a Glance
Tom Ford Dimitry 0334 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Larger 59mm lens width offers more coverage for bigger faces
- Aviator/pilot shape is more universally flattering across face shapes
- Available in more color combinations including matte black and dark havana
- Slightly longer 130mm temples may fit larger heads better
Cons:
- Aviator shape is less distinctive than the River's clubmaster style
- 14mm bridge may be too narrow for some customers (River has 18mm)
- Less suitable for prescription lenses due to the aviator teardrop shape
- Does not offer a polarized option in all colorways
Tom Ford Snowdon 0237 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Iconic round shape made famous by James Bond in Spectre
- Full acetate construction for a cohesive, vintage look
- Keyhole bridge adds retro character
- Slightly lower starting price at $281.91
Cons:
- Round shape is less versatile—works best on angular or square faces
- Smaller 48mm lens width may not fit larger faces
- Less modern aesthetic compared to the River's dual-material design
- No polarized options available