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Are STACY ADAMS 1135 eyeglasses suitable for prescription lenses?
What face shapes work best with square eyeglass frames?
What are the measurements of the STACY ADAMS 1135 frames?
Why choose full-rim glasses over half-rim or rimless frames?
What colors are available for the STACY ADAMS 1135?
Are STACY ADAMS eyeglasses good quality?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the STACY ADAMS 1135 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Lighter weight half-rim design
- Metal stainless steel construction
- More minimalist professional look
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STACY ADAMS 1135 vs Similar Frames: Which Should You Choose?
If you're considering the STACY ADAMS 1135, you might also be weighing other options from the same collection. Here's how this model compares to two popular alternatives in our catalog.
STACY ADAMS 1135 vs 1125: Full-Rim vs Half-Rim
The most significant comparison is between the 1135 (full-rim plastic) and the STACY ADAMS 1125 (half-rim metal). Both feature square shapes with gold accents, but the construction differs substantially. The 1125's half-rim design uses metal stainless steel with a frame only on the top portion, creating a lighter, more minimalist look that shows more of your face. This makes it ideal for professional settings where you want a subtle appearance.
However, the 1135's full-rim construction offers key advantages: superior durability, better lens edge concealment (especially important for stronger prescriptions), and more comprehensive lens protection. Full-rim frames are also easier to maintain and less prone to damage. The 1135 is also more affordable at $49.99 compared to the 1125's $63.99 starting price.
Choose the 1135 if: You have a moderate to strong prescription, prefer maximum durability, want better value, or like a bolder frame presence. Choose the 1125 if: You prefer a lighter feel, want a more professional minimalist look, and have a lighter prescription.
STACY ADAMS 1135 vs 1130: Comparing Full-Rim Options
The STACY ADAMS 1130 offers another full-rim plastic option from the same collection, but at a significantly higher price point ($129.95). While both provide the same durability benefits of full-rim construction, the 1135 stands out for its distinctive gold temple accents and exceptional value. The 1130 may offer a different frame shape or size that better suits certain face shapes, but the 1135's square design is highly versatile for round and oval faces.
Our recommendation: The STACY ADAMS 1135 delivers the best combination of quality construction, distinctive styling, and affordability. At under $50, it's an excellent choice for your primary pair or a stylish backup, offering the durability and prescription support you need without compromising on design details.
At a Glance
STACY ADAMS 1125 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Lighter weight half-rim design
- Metal stainless steel construction
- More minimalist professional look
- Shows more of your face
Cons:
- Less durable than full-rim
- Not ideal for very strong prescriptions
- Higher price point at $63.99
- Less lens edge concealment
STACY ADAMS 1130 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same full-rim durability
- Alternative frame shape option
- Consistent STACY ADAMS quality
- Similar price range
Cons:
- Higher price at $129.95
- Different style aesthetic
- May not suit all face shapes equally
- Less distinctive temple design