Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Tom Ford FT5810B frames prescription-ready?
Do blue light blocking glasses really work for eye strain?
What face shapes look best in cat-eye eyeglasses like the FT5810B?
What are the benefits of acetate frames compared to regular plastic?
What size are the Tom Ford FT5810B frames?
Are Tom Ford eyeglasses made in Italy?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Tom Ford 5810B Blue Light blocking Filtering Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Square shape offers more structure and definition
- Similar price point ($141.67-$232.62)
- Same blue light blocking technology
- Same cat-eye shape and aesthetic
- Larger 54mm lens width for bigger faces
- Same blue light blocking technology
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Tom Ford 5810B vs. Similar Blue Light Blocking Frames
If you're drawn to the Tom Ford FT5810B for its blue light filtering technology and cat-eye shape, here's how it stacks up against other models in our Tom Ford collection.
Tom Ford 5810B vs. Tom Ford 5537B
The Tom Ford 5537B offers the same blue light blocking technology in a square frame shape instead of cat-eye. Both sit in the same price range ($141-$232), making this a pure style decision. The 5537B's square shape delivers more angular structure and a modern, geometric look, while the 5810B's cat-eye offers retro-inspired femininity. If you have a round face and want maximum definition, the square 5537B might edge ahead. If you prefer vintage glamour and a universally flattering shape, stick with the 5810B. The 5537B measures 52-20-140 (slightly smaller lens, wider bridge) compared to the 5810B's 53-16-140.
Tom Ford 5810B vs. Tom Ford 5709B
The Tom Ford 5709B is the closest comparison—it's also a cat-eye frame with blue light blocking lenses. The key difference is size and price. The 5709B measures 54-17-140, making it slightly larger overall, and retails for $256 compared to the 5810B's $141-144 starting price. If you have a larger face or prefer oversized frames, the 5709B is worth the premium. If you want a medium fit at a better value, the 5810B is the smarter choice. Both feature the same Italian craftsmanship, acetate construction, and signature 'T' logo.
Our recommendation: The Tom Ford 5810B offers the best combination of style, functionality, and value. You get the classic cat-eye shape, blue light filtering, and Italian-made quality at a price point that's hard to beat for luxury eyewear. If you need a larger fit, step up to the 5709B. If you prefer a square shape, go with the 5537B. But for most women seeking a flattering, versatile frame with modern screen protection, the 5810B hits the mark.
At a Glance
Tom Ford 5537B Blue Light Blocking Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Square shape offers more structure and definition
- Similar price point ($141.67-$232.62)
- Same blue light blocking technology
- Available in 4 color options including pink
Cons:
- Square shape may not be as universally flattering as cat-eye
- Less retro-inspired aesthetic
- 52mm lens width vs 53mm on the 5810B (slightly smaller)
Tom Ford 5709B Blue Light Blocking Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same cat-eye shape and aesthetic
- Larger 54mm lens width for bigger faces
- Same blue light blocking technology
- Four striking color options including Shiny Pearly Pink
Cons:
- Higher price point ($256.15 vs $141-144)
- Larger fit may not suit smaller faces
- 54-17-140 sizing vs 53-16-140 on the 5810B



