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Are the Emporio Armani 4047 sunglasses prescription-ready?
Do these sunglasses offer UV protection?
What is the frame size and who do these sunglasses fit best?
Are these sunglasses lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear?
What's the difference between the polarized and non-polarized versions?
What comes included with the Emporio Armani 4047 sunglasses?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Emporio Armani 4047 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Identical sizing (56-17-140) and weight—same comfortable fit
- Same price range and prescription-ready construction
- Available in gradient polarized lenses for a softer look
- Larger 64mm lens width provides more coverage and sun protection
- Similar square aesthetic and acetate construction
- Comparable price range ($91.50–$132.35)
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Emporio Armani 4047 vs. Similar Square Frames
If you're deciding between Emporio Armani's square sunglass models, here's how the EA4047 stacks up against its closest siblings in our collection.
EA4047 vs. EA4033: Nearly Identical Twins
The Emporio Armani 4033 shares the same dimensions (56-17-140), acetate construction, and price range as the EA4047. Both are prescription-ready, lightweight, and built for medium to larger faces. The key difference? The EA4033 offers gradient polarized lenses that transition from darker at the top to lighter at the bottom, creating a softer, more fashion-forward look. The EA4047, however, comes in five colorways versus the EA4033's more limited palette, giving you more flexibility to match your style. If you want solid or standard polarized lenses with more color choices, go EA4047. If you prefer the gradient effect, the EA4033 is your pick.
EA4047 vs. EA4029: Size Matters
The Emporio Armani 4029 steps up to a 64mm lens width—significantly larger than the EA4047's 56mm. This makes the EA4029 ideal if you have a larger face, want maximum sun coverage, or prefer the bold, oversized square look. The trade-off? The EA4029 is heavier and less versatile across different settings. The EA4047's balanced proportions work equally well at the office, on the road, or at the beach, while the EA4029 leans more casual. For most wearers, the EA4047 hits the sweet spot between coverage and wearability.
Our take: The EA4047 is the most versatile of the three—balanced sizing, the widest color selection, and a design that transitions seamlessly from work to weekend. If you need a larger fit, the EA4029 delivers. If you love gradient lenses, the EA4033 is worth a look. But for all-around performance and style, the EA4047 is hard to beat.
At a Glance
Emporio Armani 4033 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Identical sizing (56-17-140) and weight—same comfortable fit
- Same price range and prescription-ready construction
- Available in gradient polarized lenses for a softer look
- Slightly lower lens height (43mm vs 44mm) for a more compact profile
Cons:
- Fewer color options compared to the EA4047's five variants
- Less widely reviewed—the EA4047 has more customer feedback available
- Slightly less versatile styling—the EA4047's design works across more occasions
Emporio Armani 4029 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Larger 64mm lens width provides more coverage and sun protection
- Similar square aesthetic and acetate construction
- Comparable price range ($91.50–$132.35)
- Better fit for larger face shapes or those who prefer oversized frames
Cons:
- Larger size may overwhelm smaller or medium face shapes
- Heavier due to increased frame size
- Less versatile—the oversized look is more casual than the EA4047's balanced proportions