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Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Tom Ford 5667B eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What face shapes look best with the Tom Ford 5667B cat-eye frames?
How do Tom Ford Blue Block lenses work?
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Compare With Similar Frames
How the Tom Ford 5667B Blue Light blocking Filtering Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar price point ($141.67–$232.62)
- Same blue light filtering technology
- Alternative frame shape for different face preferences
- Bolder cat-eye design for those wanting a statement frame
- Full-rim acetate construction for a different aesthetic
- Same blue light filtering technology
- Similar cat-eye silhouette and face shape compatibility
- Acetate construction offers rich color depth
- Comparable price ($214.62)
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Tom Ford 5667B vs. Similar Blue Light & Cat-Eye Frames
Choosing between Tom Ford's cat-eye and blue light blocking options comes down to your priorities: frame material, design boldness, and whether you need screen protection. Here's how the 5667B stacks up against comparable models in our collection.
5667B vs. 5537B: Same Technology, Different Shapes
Both the 5667B and the Tom Ford 5537B feature the same blue light filtering technology and start at the same $141.67 price point. The key difference is frame shape: the 5667B offers a classic cat-eye silhouette that flatters round, heart-shaped, and square faces, while the 5537B provides an alternative shape for those who prefer a different aesthetic. If you're committed to the cat-eye look, the 5667B is the clear choice. If you want blue light protection but aren't sold on the upswept corners, explore the 5537B.
5667B vs. 5709B: Understated vs. Statement-Making
The Tom Ford 5709B takes the cat-eye design to a bolder level. While the 5667B is a sleek metal frame with subtle upswept corners, the 5709B features full-rim acetate construction with more dramatic angles and the iconic metal 'T' logo flowing from the front rim into the temple. Both offer the same blue light filtering technology, but the 5709B is for those who want their eyewear to be a focal point. The trade-off? The 5709B costs more ($256.15) and the acetate construction is heavier than the 5667B's lightweight metal. If you want versatile, everyday elegance, choose the 5667B. If you want bold, fashion-forward presence, the 5709B delivers.
5667B vs. 5514: Blue Light vs. Pure Style
The Tom Ford 5514 offers a similar cat-eye silhouette at a comparable price ($214.62), but without blue light blocking lenses. If you don't spend significant time on screens or prefer to add blue light filtering as a lens upgrade later, the 5514's acetate construction delivers rich color depth and the signature 'T' logo detail. However, if screen protection is a priority and you prefer lightweight metal over acetate, the 5667B is the better choice. The 5667B's metal frame is also more comfortable for all-day wear, especially if you're sensitive to heavier frames.
Bottom line: The Tom Ford 5667B is the ideal choice for customers who want blue light protection, a flattering cat-eye shape, and lightweight metal construction at an accessible price point. For bolder designs, consider the 5709B. For non-blue-light options, explore the 5514 or 5537B.
At a Glance
Tom Ford 5537B Blue Light Blocking Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar price point ($141.67–$232.62)
- Same blue light filtering technology
- Alternative frame shape for different face preferences
Cons:
- Different frame shape may not suit all face types
- Lacks the classic cat-eye silhouette of the 5667B
Tom Ford 5709B Blue Light Blocking Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Bolder cat-eye design for those wanting a statement frame
- Full-rim acetate construction for a different aesthetic
- Same blue light filtering technology
- Iconic metal 'T' logo detail
Cons:
- Higher price point ($256.15)
- Larger, more dramatic silhouette may overwhelm smaller faces
- Acetate construction is heavier than the 5667B's metal frame
Tom Ford 5514 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar cat-eye silhouette and face shape compatibility
- Acetate construction offers rich color depth
- Comparable price ($214.62)
- Signature Tom Ford 'T' logo
Cons:
- No blue light filtering lenses
- Acetate is heavier than the 5667B's metal construction
- Fewer color options with contrasting finishes



