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Can I add prescription lenses to the Versace 3326U eyeglasses?
What face shapes work best with the Versace 3326U rectangular frames?
What sizes are available for the Versace 3326U?
Are Versace 3326U eyeglasses authentic and made in Italy?
What makes the Versace 3326U temples unique?
How do Versace eyeglasses fit compared to other designer brands?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Versace 3326U Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Slightly lower price point ($139.46–$197.95 vs $154.13–$180.06)
- More size options (53mm, 55mm, and 57mm lens widths)
- Cleaner, more understated temple design for versatile wear
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Versace 3326U vs. Similar Versace Rectangular Frames
If you're drawn to the Versace 3326U's rectangular shape and Italian craftsmanship but want to explore your options, two other models in our collection offer compelling alternatives at similar price points.
Versace 3326U vs. Versace 3303
The Versace 3303 ($139.46–$197.95) shares the 3326U's rectangular acetate construction but takes a more understated approach to branding. While the 3326U features bold cut-out 'VERSACE' logo temples that make an immediate visual statement, the 3303 opts for cleaner temple lines with subtle Versace detailing. This makes the 3303 more versatile for conservative professional environments where you want luxury quality without maximum visual impact.
The 3303 also offers more sizing flexibility with three lens widths (53mm, 55mm, and 57mm) compared to the 3326U's two options, plus unique transparent colorways in grey, blue, and green. However, the 3303 has a slightly narrower bridge (18mm vs 19mm) and shorter temples (140mm vs 145mm), which may affect fit for those with wider faces or larger heads.
Versace 3326U vs. Versace 3218
The Versace 3218 ($146.79–$203.75) offers another rectangular acetate option within the same price tier. Like the 3303, it features more traditional temple styling without the 3326U's signature cut-out logo design. If you prioritize the bold branding and metallic temple contrast that defines the 3326U, the 3218 may feel too subtle by comparison.
Which Should You Choose?
Choose the Versace 3326U if you want maximum brand visibility and a frame that doubles as a conversation piece. The cut-out logo temples are the defining feature—they're lighter than solid temples and create a distinctive profile that's unmistakably Versace. The 19mm bridge and 145mm temples also make it the best fit for medium to larger faces in this comparison.
Opt for the 3303 if you prefer versatile styling that works across more settings, need the 57mm lens width, or want to explore transparent frame colors. Choose the 3218 if you want Versace quality with a different aesthetic direction entirely. All three are prescription-ready, made in Italy, and built to the same luxury standards—the decision comes down to how bold you want your eyewear statement to be.
At a Glance
Versace 3303 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Slightly lower price point ($139.46–$197.95 vs $154.13–$180.06)
- More size options (53mm, 55mm, and 57mm lens widths)
- Cleaner, more understated temple design for versatile wear
- Available in unique transparent colorways (grey, blue, green)
Cons:
- Less distinctive branding—no cut-out logo temples
- Slightly narrower bridge (18mm vs 19mm) may not fit all faces
- Shorter temple length (140mm vs 145mm) for smaller heads
Versace 3218 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar price range ($146.79–$203.75)
- Versace quality and Italian craftsmanship
- Rectangular shape for similar face shape compatibility
- Full-rim acetate construction for durability
Cons:
- Different temple design without the signature cut-out logo
- May have different sizing that requires comparison
- Less bold visual statement than the 3326U