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Are the Tom Ford 5673B frames prescription-ready?
Do blue light blocking glasses really work?
What face shapes look best in cat-eye square frames like the Tom Ford 5673B?
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Can I add my own prescription lenses to these frames?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Tom Ford 5673B Blue Light blocking Filtering Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Same price point as the 5673B ($141.67 starting)
- Classic square shape without cat-eye uplift for a more conservative look
- Available in 4 color options including Dark Havana and Shiny Pink
- More pronounced cat-eye silhouette with refined upswept corners
- Mid-century elegance with vintage appeal
- 54-15-140mm sizing (same lens width as 5673B)
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Tom Ford 5673B vs. Similar Blue Light Eyeglasses
If you're considering the Tom Ford FT5673B, you may also be weighing other Tom Ford frames with blue light protection or similar cat-eye styles. Here's how the 5673B stacks up against the closest alternatives in our collection.
Tom Ford 5673B vs. Tom Ford 5537B
Both frames start at $141.67 and feature blue light filtering lenses, making them direct price competitors. The key difference is shape: the 5673B offers a square cat-eye hybrid with upswept corners that add definition and visual lift, while the 5537B is a classic square frame with a more conservative, office-friendly silhouette. The 5673B measures 54mm lens width compared to the 5537B's 52mm, making it slightly better for medium face widths. If you want maximum versatility and a frame that adds structure to round faces, the 5673B's cat-eye detail is the stronger choice. If you prefer understated elegance without the upswept corners, the 5537B delivers that in four solid color options.
Tom Ford 5673B vs. Tom Ford 5514
The Tom Ford 5514 ($214.62) is a more pronounced cat-eye frame with mid-century vintage appeal. It shares the same 54-15-140mm sizing as the 5673B but leans harder into the retro cat-eye aesthetic with a refined upswept silhouette. The 5514 does not include blue light filtering lenses by default—you'd need to add that coating when ordering prescription lenses. The 5673B is the better value if blue light protection is a priority and you want it built-in. The 5514 is worth the premium if you're drawn to a more dramatic cat-eye shape and plan to use these primarily as everyday prescription frames rather than screen-specific eyewear. Both frames feature the same Italian acetate quality and signature 'T' logo, so construction and durability are comparable.
Our take: The Tom Ford 5673B hits a sweet spot—it combines blue light filtering technology with a versatile square cat-eye shape at an accessible price point. It's flattering on multiple face shapes, bold enough to feel distinctive, and practical enough for all-day wear whether you're on screens or not.
At a Glance
Tom Ford 5537B Blue Light blocking Filtering Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same price point as the 5673B ($141.67 starting)
- Classic square shape without cat-eye uplift for a more conservative look
- Available in 4 color options including Dark Havana and Shiny Pink
- 52mm lens width may fit slightly smaller faces better
- Customer reviews praise the style and value
Cons:
- Less distinctive shape—lacks the upswept cat-eye detail
- Fewer color options with contrasting temple treatments
- May not add as much definition to round faces
- Slightly smaller lens width (52mm vs 54mm)
Tom Ford 5514 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- More pronounced cat-eye silhouette with refined upswept corners
- Mid-century elegance with vintage appeal
- 54-15-140mm sizing (same lens width as 5673B)
- Available in 4 sophisticated colors with gradient options
- Can add blue light filtering coating to prescription lenses
Cons:
- Higher price point at $214.62 (51% more expensive)
- Does not include blue light filtering lenses by default
- More dramatic cat-eye may not suit conservative work environments
- Stronger vintage aesthetic may feel less versatile