- What face shapes does the FT1250-K suit?
- Tom Ford lists it for oval, round, diamond, triangle and oblong faces. The wide square frame adds angles to softer faces. Very narrow or petite faces may find it oversized.
- Are the lenses polarized?
- No. They are brown gradient lenses with a tint that darkens at the top and lightens toward the bottom. They reduce glare but are not polarized, so they are less suited to driving or water sports.
- How big is the frame?
- The lenses are 59mm wide, which is on the large side. Combined with the square shape, it gives broad coverage across the eyes and cheeks.
- Is this a men's or women's style?
- Tom Ford markets the FT1250-K as a unisex square frame. The rose gold and brown gradient combination reads more feminine to many shoppers, but the shape works on either.
- What comes with the sunglasses?
- They ship with a Tom Ford case and cleaning cloth, as is standard for the brand. Check the listing for the exact accessories included.
- How does it compare with Tom Ford's acetate frames?
- The FT1250-K is metal and lighter-looking than the thick acetate styles Tom Ford is known for. It feels less heavy on the face but offers less of the brand's signature bold block look.
- Where is the Tom Ford FT1250-K 59mm Sunglasses cheapest?
- At Gilt.com, for $139.99, 22% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Tom Ford FT1250-K 59mm Sunglasses?
- 16 stores we checked sell it, including Gilt.com, Lyst, ShopSimon, RueLaLa, Designer Frames Outlet.