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Can I get prescription lenses in the Tom Ford Stavros FT1204?
What's the difference between navigator and aviator sunglasses?
What size are the Tom Ford Stavros FT1204 sunglasses?
Are Tom Ford sunglasses made in Italy?
Do the Tom Ford Stavros sunglasses have UV protection?
What face shapes work best with the Tom Ford Stavros?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Tom Ford Stavros 1204 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Acetate frame offers more color and pattern options (tortoise, havana)
- Slightly smaller 59mm lens may fit narrower faces better
- Classic teardrop aviator shape is more traditional and universally recognized
- Similar lightweight metal construction and contemporary aviator silhouette
- Gradient lens options provide a fashion-forward look
- Comparable price point and Italian craftsmanship
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Tom Ford Stavros FT1204 vs. Dimitry FT0334 vs. Bronson FT1044
Choosing between Tom Ford's pilot-inspired sunglasses comes down to your style preference and fit needs. The Stavros FT1204 offers a modern navigator shape with a squarer lens profile, lightweight stainless steel construction, and a distinctive double bridge. It's the most contemporary of the three, ideal if you want aviator heritage with a bold, architectural edge.
The Dimitry FT0334 is Tom Ford's classic acetate aviator with the traditional teardrop lens shape. It's slightly smaller (59mm vs 63mm lens width) and offers more color variety in acetate finishes like tortoise and havana. If you prefer the timeless aviator silhouette and don't mind a bit more weight, the Dimitry delivers vintage appeal. However, its 14mm bridge is wider than the Stavros's 11mm, which may affect fit.
The Bronson FT1044 sits between the two: a metal aviator with contemporary styling and gradient lens options. It's closest to the Stavros in construction and price, but lacks the Stavros's distinctive double bridge and navigator angularity. Choose the Bronson if you want metal comfort with a softer, more traditional aviator curve.
Our recommendation: The Stavros FT1204 is the best choice for customers who want maximum versatility, modern style, and lightweight comfort. Its navigator shape is more distinctive than a standard aviator, the metal frame won't weigh you down, and the 63mm lens provides excellent coverage. If you have a rounder face or prefer sharper, more structured lines, the Stavros is your pair.
At a Glance
Tom Ford Dimitry FT0334 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Acetate frame offers more color and pattern options (tortoise, havana)
- Slightly smaller 59mm lens may fit narrower faces better
- Classic teardrop aviator shape is more traditional and universally recognized
- Available with polarized lens options in some colorways
Cons:
- Acetate is heavier than the Stavros's metal construction
- Less modern aesthetic compared to the Stavros's navigator shape
- Wider 14mm bridge may not suit all nose shapes as well as the Stavros's 11mm bridge
Tom Ford Bronson FT1044 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar lightweight metal construction and contemporary aviator silhouette
- Gradient lens options provide a fashion-forward look
- Comparable price point and Italian craftsmanship
- Sophisticated edge with modern design elements
Cons:
- Slightly higher starting price ($329.56 vs $328.15)
- May have different sizing that doesn't suit all face shapes as universally
- Less distinctive double bridge design compared to the Stavros