Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Boss 0665 sunglasses prescription-ready?
What face shapes work best with rectangle sunglasses?
Do these sunglasses offer UV protection?
What is the frame size of the Boss 0665?
Are acetate frames durable?
What's the difference between polarized and gradient lenses on the Boss 0665?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Boss (hub) 0665 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar price point ($95–$106)
- Same brand quality and construction
- Rectangle acetate frame with comparable styling
- Similar price range ($70–$106)
- Same Boss brand heritage
- Rectangle frame shape for similar face shape compatibility
- Lower price point around $92
- Rectangle acetate construction
- Prescription-ready with similar versatility
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Boss 0665 vs. Similar Rectangle Sunglasses
If you're considering the Boss 0665, you might also be weighing other rectangle acetate frames in our collection. Here's how they stack up.
Boss 0665 vs. Hugo Boss 0921
The Hugo Boss 0921 is another rectangle acetate frame from the Boss family, priced similarly at $95–$106. Both share the same European design DNA, acetate construction, and prescription-ready versatility. The 0921 may offer different colorways or lens options, so if you like the Boss aesthetic but want to explore alternative styling details, it's worth comparing side by side. The 0665 stands out with its metal temple accents and slightly more refined detailing.
Boss 0665 vs. Boss 1036
The Boss 1036 ($70–$106) is another strong contender within the Boss line. It shares the rectangle shape and acetate build, making it suitable for the same face shapes and use cases. The 1036 may have a slightly different temple design or lens configuration, so your choice comes down to which specific styling details resonate with you. Both are solid everyday frames with the same quality standards.
Boss 0665 vs. Carrera 1007
Looking to save a bit? The Carrera 1007 ($92) offers rectangle acetate construction at a lower price point. Carrera brings a sportier, more casual vibe compared to Boss's refined European styling. If you prioritize budget and don't need the metal temple accents or Boss branding, the Carrera is a practical alternative. But if you want the polished, business-casual aesthetic that Boss delivers, the 0665 is worth the modest premium.
Our take: The Boss 0665 hits a sweet spot for men who want a versatile, well-built rectangle frame that works in professional and casual settings. The acetate construction, metal accents, and prescription-ready design make it a strong value in the $104–$146 range.
At a Glance
Hugo Boss 0921 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar price point ($95–$106)
- Same brand quality and construction
- Rectangle acetate frame with comparable styling
Cons:
- May have different lens options or colorways
- Slightly different sizing or temple design
Boss 1036 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar price range ($70–$106)
- Same Boss brand heritage
- Rectangle frame shape for similar face shape compatibility
Cons:
- Different model styling and temple details
- May have different lens configurations
Carrera 1007 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Lower price point around $92
- Rectangle acetate construction
- Prescription-ready with similar versatility
Cons:
- Different brand aesthetic—Carrera is sportier
- May lack the refined Boss styling and metal accents







