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Are the Tom Ford Fausto 0711N sunglasses prescription-ready?
What's the difference between the Tom Ford 0711 and 0711N?
What size are the Tom Ford Fausto 0711N sunglasses?
How should I clean and care for Tom Ford acetate sunglasses?
Do Tom Ford Fausto 0711N sunglasses provide UV protection?
Are Tom Ford Fausto sunglasses suitable for everyday wear?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Tom Ford Fausto 0711N Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Available in six color options including Havana and gradient lenses
- Shiny finish offers a more classic, polished look
- Slightly lower price point at $268.53–$335.08
- Lower price range at $184.15–$300.46
- Similar square shape and bold aesthetic
- Multiple color options available
- Polarized lens options available for enhanced glare reduction
- Similar price range at $289.38–$328.15
- Square acetate construction with premium Italian materials
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Tom Ford Fausto 0711N vs. Similar Square Acetate Frames
The Tom Ford Fausto 0711N occupies a distinctive position in the brand's square acetate lineup. Its closest sibling is the Tom Ford Fausto 0711—the same frame in a shiny finish. If you prefer a more contemporary, understated look, the 0711N's matte black acetate delivers. The glossy 0711 offers a classic polished aesthetic and more color variety (six options versus one), but shows fingerprints more readily. Both share identical measurements and fit, so the choice comes down to finish preference and color selection.
For shoppers seeking a bold square frame at a lower price, the Tom Ford Giulio 0698 ($184.15–$300.46) presents a compelling alternative. The Giulio shares the chunky square DNA but with slightly different proportions and temple detailing. It's an excellent choice if you want the Tom Ford square aesthetic without the Fausto's premium price tag, though the frame profile is less distinctive.
The Tom Ford Dax 0751 ($289.38–$328.15) targets buyers who want polarized lens options. While it's also a square acetate frame, the Dax features a smaller 48mm lens width—better for those who find the Fausto's 53mm too large. The Dax offers a sleeker, less chunky profile, making it ideal if you want a square shape that's bold but not oversized. However, you'll pay more for polarized versions.
Our take: The Fausto 0711N is the right choice if you want a statement square frame with a modern matte finish and don't need multiple color options. Its thick acetate and signature "T" hardware make it instantly recognizable as Tom Ford. Choose the shiny 0711 if you prefer classic gloss and want more color variety. Opt for the Giulio 0698 to save money while keeping the bold square aesthetic, or pick the Dax 0751 if you need polarized lenses and prefer a more compact fit.
At a Glance
Tom Ford Fausto 0711 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Available in six color options including Havana and gradient lenses
- Shiny finish offers a more classic, polished look
- Slightly lower price point at $268.53–$335.08
- Same excellent fit and quality construction
Cons:
- Glossy finish shows fingerprints and smudges more easily
- Shiny acetate may feel less contemporary than matte
- More common finish—less distinctive
Tom Ford Giulio 0698 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Lower price range at $184.15–$300.46
- Similar square shape and bold aesthetic
- Multiple color options available
- Same prescription-ready construction
Cons:
- Slightly different proportions may not fit identically
- Less distinctive than the Fausto's signature thick frame
- Different temple hardware design
Tom Ford Dax 0751 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Polarized lens options available for enhanced glare reduction
- Similar price range at $289.38–$328.15
- Square acetate construction with premium Italian materials
- Available in multiple colorways
Cons:
- Smaller 48mm lens width—more compact fit
- Different aesthetic with less chunky frame profile
- Polarized versions cost more