Frequently Asked Questions
Are Tom Ford FT5839B eyeglasses prescription-ready?
Do Tom Ford blue light blocking glasses really work?
What face shapes work best with butterfly eyeglasses?
What is the Tom Ford 'T' logo on the temples?
What size are the Tom Ford FT5839B frames?
Are Tom Ford eyeglasses made in Italy?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Tom Ford 5839B Blue Light blocking Filtering Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar butterfly shape and blue light filtering
- Comparable sizing for medium-to-large faces
- Same Tom Ford quality and Italian craftsmanship
- Cat-eye shape offers more dramatic upswept corners
- Full-rim acetate construction may feel more substantial
- Same blue light filtering technology
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Tom Ford 5839B vs Similar Blue Light Blocking Frames
If you're considering the Tom Ford FT5839B, you might also want to compare it to other Tom Ford blue light blocking frames in our collection. Here's how they stack up:
Tom Ford 5839B vs 5882B
Both the 5839B and 5882B feature butterfly-shaped frames with blue light filtering lenses, making them direct alternatives. The key difference lies in their construction and price. The 5882B comes in at a lower price point ($141.67–$143.15), making it an excellent value option if you want Tom Ford's blue light technology without the premium. Both frames offer the same Italian craftsmanship and signature 'T' logo detailing, though the specific materials and color options differ between models.
Choose the 5839B if you prefer the metal construction with rose gold-toned temples and want the specific color options (Fuchsia, Teal, Black, Ivory). The 5882B is the better choice if you're looking for the most affordable entry into Tom Ford's Blue Block collection while maintaining the butterfly silhouette.
Tom Ford 5839B vs 5709B
The 5709B takes the vintage-inspired aesthetic in a different direction with a more pronounced cat-eye shape and full-rim acetate construction. While the 5839B's butterfly shape is softer and more versatile, the 5709B's cat-eye offers more dramatic upswept corners that make a bolder statement. The 5709B also features a slightly smaller 54mm lens width compared to the 5839B's 56mm, making it better suited for those with smaller faces.
The trade-off is price and weight. The 5709B sits at a higher price point ($256.15–$257.15) and the acetate construction may feel heavier than the 5839B's metal frame. Both use the same blue light filtering technology, so your choice comes down to whether you prefer the lighter metal butterfly shape or the more substantial acetate cat-eye.
All three frames are prescription-ready and feature Tom Ford's quality Italian manufacturing, so you can't go wrong with any option—it's really about which shape, material, and price point fits your needs best.
At a Glance
Tom Ford 5882B Blue Light blocking Filtering Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar butterfly shape and blue light filtering
- Comparable sizing for medium-to-large faces
- Same Tom Ford quality and Italian craftsmanship
- Lower price point ($141.67–$143.15 vs $141.67–$292.50)
Cons:
- May have different material construction (acetate vs metal)
- Different color options available
- Less information available about specific design details
Tom Ford 5709B Blue Light blocking Filtering Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Cat-eye shape offers more dramatic upswept corners
- Full-rim acetate construction may feel more substantial
- Same blue light filtering technology
- 54mm lens width for slightly smaller fit
Cons:
- Higher price point ($256.15–$257.15)
- Acetate frame may be heavier than metal
- More pronounced cat-eye may not suit all face shapes
- Fewer color options



