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Are the Maui Jim PUA MJ865 sunglasses available with prescription lenses?
What is Maui Jim PolarizedPlus2 lens technology?
What face shapes do the PUA MJ865 sunglasses fit best?
What is SuperThin Glass and why does Maui Jim use it?
What is monel metal and why is it used in the PUA frame?
Which Maui Jim lens color should I choose for the PUA sunglasses?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Maui Jim PUA MJ865 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar oversized fashion aesthetic
- Same PolarizedPlus2 lens technology
- Comparable price point and premium positioning
- Lower price point ($200–$223 vs $291–$306)
- Cat-eye shape offers a different aesthetic
- Same PolarizedPlus2 lens technology and UV protection
- Proven best-seller with strong customer reviews
- Cat-eye shape is universally flattering
- Rubber nose pads for active and laid-back lifestyles
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Maui Jim PUA MJ865 vs. Similar Styles
Shopping for oversized Maui Jim women's sunglasses? The PUA MJ865 sits at the premium end of Maui Jim's fashion collection, but several other models offer compelling alternatives depending on your style preference and budget.
PUA vs. Blossom MJ892
The Maui Jim Blossom MJ892 is the PUA's closest sibling—both are oversized, fashion-forward frames with bold acetate construction and similar pricing ($283–$293 for the Blossom vs $291–$306 for the PUA). If you love the oversized square aesthetic and want to compare finish options or frame details, the Blossom is worth a look. Both deliver the same PolarizedPlus2 lens technology and premium build quality.
PUA vs. Orchid MJ735
The Maui Jim Orchid MJ735 ($200–$223) offers a softer, cat-eye alternative at a more accessible price. It's a great choice if you want Maui Jim's legendary lens clarity but prefer a rounder, less angular shape. The Orchid is smaller and less oversized than the PUA, so it suits those who want coverage without the bold statement. You'll get the same UV protection and color enhancement, just in a more understated package.
PUA vs. Honi MJ758
The Maui Jim Honi MJ758 ($222–$224) is one of Maui Jim's best-selling women's cat-eye sunglasses and a proven crowd-pleaser. It's less oversized and more classic than the PUA, with rubber nose pads that make it ideal for active lifestyles. If you want a versatile, universally flattering shape that works for everything from coffee runs to beach days, the Honi is hard to beat. The PUA, by contrast, makes a bolder fashion statement and offers more coverage.
Our take: Choose the PUA if you want maximum coverage, an architectural design, and the confidence of an oversized frame. The Blossom is your alternative if you want a similar vibe with different color options. Go for the Orchid or Honi if you prefer a smaller, more classic cat-eye shape or want to save $70–$90.
At a Glance
Maui Jim BLOSSOM MJ892 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar oversized fashion aesthetic
- Same PolarizedPlus2 lens technology
- Comparable price point and premium positioning
Cons:
- Slightly higher starting price
- May have different frame material or construction details
- Different color and finish options
Maui Jim ORCHID MJ735 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Lower price point ($200–$223 vs $291–$306)
- Cat-eye shape offers a different aesthetic
- Same PolarizedPlus2 lens technology and UV protection
Cons:
- Smaller, less oversized coverage
- Different frame shape may not suit all face types
- Less architectural/modern design compared to PUA
Maui Jim HONI MJ758 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Proven best-seller with strong customer reviews
- Cat-eye shape is universally flattering
- Rubber nose pads for active and laid-back lifestyles
- Similar price point
Cons:
- Cat-eye vs square shape—different aesthetic
- Less oversized coverage than the PUA
- Not as bold or architectural in design