Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Giorgio Armani 7037 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What material are the Giorgio Armani AR7037 frames made from?
What face shapes work best with the Giorgio Armani 7037?
What sizes are available for the Giorgio Armani 7037?
Are Giorgio Armani 7037 frames comfortable for all-day wear?
Do Giorgio Armani 7037 eyeglasses come with a case and warranty?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Giorgio Armani 7037 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Lower price point at $178.10
- Similar rectangular acetate construction
- Same Italian craftsmanship and quality standards
- Square shape offers a more contemporary look
- Comparable price range ($175.97–$178.10)
- Same lightweight acetate construction and comfort
- More affordable at $144.92–$191.75
- Similar rectangular professional styling
- Full-rim acetate construction
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Giorgio Armani 7037 vs Similar Frames
If you're considering the Giorgio Armani 7037, you might also be weighing a few other rectangular acetate frames from the same collection. Here's how the AR7037 stacks up against three close alternatives in our catalog.
AR7037 vs AR7042
The Giorgio Armani 7042 shares the same rectangular acetate construction and Italian craftsmanship as the AR7037, but comes in at a slightly lower price ($178.10 vs $200–$212). Both frames offer the same minimalist Armani aesthetic and all-day comfort. The AR7037 has the edge in size variety and color options, while the AR7042 is a solid choice if you want to save a bit without sacrificing quality.
AR7037 vs AR7122
The Giorgio Armani 7122 ($175.97–$178.10) offers a contemporary square shape instead of the AR7037's classic rectangle. If you prefer a more modern, angular look, the AR7122 delivers the same lightweight acetate construction and refined detailing. The AR7037's rectangular shape is more universally flattering and works better for progressive lenses that need vertical lens depth, making it the safer choice for most face shapes and prescriptions.
AR7037 vs AR7004
The Giorgio Armani 7004 is the budget-friendly option in this comparison, priced at $144.92–$191.75. It offers similar rectangular professional styling and full-rim acetate construction. The AR7037 typically offers more refined temple detailing and a wider range of sizes, justifying the modest price difference. If you're looking for the most affordable entry into Giorgio Armani eyewear, the AR7004 is worth considering; if you want the latest design refinements, stick with the AR7037.
Bottom line: The AR7037 sits in the sweet spot of the Giorgio Armani rectangular acetate lineup—more refined than the AR7004, more versatile than the AR7122, and with more options than the AR7042. It's the frame to choose if you want a classic rectangular shape with the full range of Armani's design details and size options.
At a Glance
Giorgio Armani 7042 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Lower price point at $178.10
- Similar rectangular acetate construction
- Same Italian craftsmanship and quality standards
Cons:
- May have fewer color options
- Slightly different temple design
- Less availability in multiple sizes
Giorgio Armani 7122 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Square shape offers a more contemporary look
- Comparable price range ($175.97–$178.10)
- Same lightweight acetate construction and comfort
Cons:
- Square shape may not suit all face types as universally
- Less traditional than the classic rectangle
- May have different lens depth for progressives
Giorgio Armani 7004 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- More affordable at $144.92–$191.75
- Similar rectangular professional styling
- Full-rim acetate construction
Cons:
- May use slightly different acetate finish
- Could have different temple detailing
- Potentially fewer size options



