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Size DetailsFrequently Asked Questions
Are the Versace 2227 sunglasses prescription-ready?
What face shapes work best with Versace 2227 square sunglasses?
What's the difference between the polarized and non-polarized Versace 2227 models?
What is the Medusa medallion detail on the Versace 2227?
What size are the Versace 2227 sunglasses?
Do Versace 2227 sunglasses come with a case and warranty?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Versace 2227 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar square metal construction and Medusa temple detail
- Comparable price point ($207–$208)
- Same prescription-ready capability
- Acetate plastic frame offers bold color options like Havana and black
- Slightly smaller 54mm lens width for narrower faces
- Available with polarized lenses
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Versace 2227 vs. Similar Square Sunglasses
If you're considering the Versace 2227, you might also be looking at the Versace 2231 or the Versace 4437U. Here's how they compare.
Versace 2227 vs. Versace 2231
Both the 2227 and 2231 are women's square metal sunglasses with the signature Medusa medallion on the temples. They share similar sizing (59mm lens width, 15mm bridge) and both are prescription-ready. The main difference is in color availability and price: the 2227 offers more lens options including gradient and polarized variants in gold and pink finishes, starting at $159. The 2231 is slightly more limited in colorways and priced around $207–$208. If you want more lens variety and a lower entry price, the 2227 is the better pick. If you prefer the specific styling of the 2231, it's worth the premium.
Versace 2227 vs. Versace 4437U
The 4437U is a square acetate plastic frame, while the 2227 is metal. The 4437U has a smaller 54mm lens width, making it better for narrower faces, and it comes in bold acetate colors like Havana and black. Customers praise the 4437U's lens quality and style, but note that plastic frames are heavier and less adjustable than metal. The 2227's lightweight stainless steel construction and gently curved temples offer a more comfortable all-day fit, especially if you have a wider face or prefer the refined look of metal. The 2227 also starts at a lower price ($159 vs. $207+).
Our take: Choose the Versace 2227 if you want lightweight metal construction, a wider range of lens options, and a lower starting price. It's the most versatile option for prescription wearers and offers the classic Versace aesthetic without the weight of acetate.
At a Glance
Versace 2231 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar square metal construction and Medusa temple detail
- Comparable price point ($207–$208)
- Same prescription-ready capability
Cons:
- Slightly higher price than the 2227
- Fewer color options available
- Less availability in gradient lens styles
Versace 4437U Sunglasses
Pros:
- Acetate plastic frame offers bold color options like Havana and black
- Slightly smaller 54mm lens width for narrower faces
- Available with polarized lenses
- Strong customer reviews praising lens quality and style
Cons:
- Plastic frame is heavier than the 2227's metal
- Less adjustable fit compared to metal frames
- Higher price range ($207–$241)