Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Saint Laurent SL 660 sunglasses prescription-ready?
What are the measurements of the Saint Laurent SL 660?
What is the 'Naked Wirecore' design on the SL 660?
What materials are the SL 660 sunglasses made from?
Where are Saint Laurent SL 660 sunglasses made?
Who has been seen wearing the Saint Laurent SL 660?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Saint Laurent SL 660 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar wirecore design concept
- Comparable price point
- Rectangle shape for similar face shape compatibility
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Saint Laurent SL 660 vs. Similar Rectangle Frames
If you're drawn to the Saint Laurent SL 660's bold rectangle shape and contemporary design, you might also consider these alternatives from the same collection:
SL 660 vs. SL 572
The Saint Laurent SL 572 shares the wirecore design concept and rectangle shape, with a nearly identical price point ($361-$364). Both frames offer the same unisex styling and prescription-ready construction. However, the SL 660 stands out with its signature 1cm corner angles—the largest Saint Laurent has ever produced—and its more pronounced Naked Wirecore aesthetic. The SL 660 has also gained more celebrity visibility, being worn by Druski, Gunna, and several athletes. If you want the most architecturally distinctive frame with maximum visual impact, the SL 660 is the stronger choice.
SL 660 vs. SL 658
The Saint Laurent SL 658 offers a bold rectangular design at a more accessible price ($297.79), making it an attractive option if you're budget-conscious. Both frames are prescription-ready and feature contemporary Saint Laurent styling. The key difference is the SL 660's innovative Naked Wirecore construction—the visible metal core running through the temples and the laser-engraved logo in super-shiny finish. The SL 660 also features recycled acetate and bio nylon lenses, reflecting a more sustainable approach. If the technical, industrial aesthetic and distinctive wirecore detail are important to you, the SL 660 justifies the higher investment.
Our recommendation: Choose the SL 660 if you want Saint Laurent's most architecturally innovative rectangle frame with celebrity-approved style and the distinctive Naked Wirecore feature. It's the statement piece in the lineup.
At a Glance
Saint Laurent SL 572 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar wirecore design concept
- Comparable price point
- Rectangle shape for similar face shape compatibility
- Same unisex styling
Cons:
- Less distinctive corner angles than the SL 660's signature 1cm design
- May not have the same celebrity visibility
- Different temple construction approach
Saint Laurent SL 658 Sunglasses
Pros:
- More affordable at $297.79
- Similar contemporary Saint Laurent aesthetic
- Bold rectangular design
- Same prescription-ready capability
Cons:
- Lacks the distinctive Naked Wirecore feature
- No visible metal wirecore design element
- Less architectural detail in the temple construction



