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Are Carrera 1007 sunglasses prescription-ready?
What size face do Carrera 1007 sunglasses fit?
Do Carrera 1007 sunglasses have UV protection?
What is the frame material of Carrera 1007 sunglasses?
What makes the Carrera 1007 design unique?
Are Carrera 1007 sunglasses good for driving?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Carrera 1007 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Lower price point ($55.18-$87.77 vs $91.00-$92.62)
- Similar aviator-inspired rectangular design with double bridge
- Multicolored stripe detail and center 'C' logo
- Most affordable option ($55.00-$92.89)
- Rectangular frame shape for versatile styling
- Prescription-ready construction
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Carrera 1007 vs Similar Models: Which Aviator Sunglasses Are Right for You?
The Carrera 1007 sits at the heart of Carrera's aviator-inspired collection, but how does it compare to other popular models? If you're deciding between Carrera's rectangular-aviator designs, here's what you need to know.
Carrera 1007 vs Carrera 1001: Classic Aviator Showdown
Both the 1007 and the Carrera 1001 feature the brand's signature double-bridge construction with a center 'C' monogram and multicolored stripe details. The key difference? The 1007 offers a slightly larger, more oversized fit (62mm lens width) and a more pronounced double-bridge design, making it ideal for those who want maximum coverage and a bolder statement. The 1001 comes in at a lower price point ($55.18-$87.77), making it a budget-friendly alternative if you love the aviator aesthetic but prefer a more understated look. Both are prescription-ready and feature gradient lenses perfect for driving.
Carrera 1007 vs Carrera 133: Sport vs Sophistication
The Carrera 133 takes the oversized square-aviator silhouette in a more refined direction with its gold-tone double bridge and slim metal temples. While the 1007 leans into Carrera's sporty racing heritage with its all-acetate construction and bold proportions, the 133 offers a more upscale, fashion-forward aesthetic. If you're looking for sunglasses that transition from the golf course to a rooftop bar, the 133's gold accents deliver versatility. But if you want pure sport-inspired style with maximum impact, the 1007's larger frame and signature stripe motif win out. The 133 is also more affordable at $70.56-$83.42.
Carrera 1007 vs Carrera 172: Aviator vs Classic Rectangle
Not everyone needs the oversized aviator look. The Carrera 172 offers a more traditional rectangular frame without the double-bridge design, making it a great choice for customers who want Carrera quality and UV protection in a simpler, more versatile silhouette. The 172 is also the most budget-friendly option ($55.00-$92.89), perfect for those entering the Carrera family. However, if you're drawn to the brand's iconic aviator heritage and want that distinctive 'C' monogram and stripe detail, the 1007 is worth the investment.
Why Choose the Carrera 1007?
The Carrera 1007 is the best choice if you want the full package: oversized aviator styling, signature double-bridge construction, gradient lenses optimized for driving, and a fit designed for medium to larger faces. It's prescription-ready, offers 100% UV400 protection, and delivers the bold, sport-inspired aesthetic Carrera is famous for. At $91.00-$92.62, it's competitively priced for the quality and design you're getting—and it's a frame that makes a statement every time you wear it.
At a Glance
Carrera 1001 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Lower price point ($55.18-$87.77 vs $91.00-$92.62)
- Similar aviator-inspired rectangular design with double bridge
- Multicolored stripe detail and center 'C' logo
- Gradient lenses ideal for driving
- Prescription-ready full-rim construction
Cons:
- May have slightly smaller frame dimensions than the 1007
- Fewer color options available in our catalog
- Less prominent double-bridge design compared to 1007
Carrera 133 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Lower price ($70.56-$83.42)
- Gold-tone double bridge and metal temples for upscale aesthetic
- Chunky acetate construction with gradient lenses
- Full UV protection with anti-glare properties
- Signature Carrera logo on temples
Cons:
- Gold accents may not suit all style preferences
- Potentially smaller frame size than the 1007's 62mm lens width
- Less sporty, more fashion-forward design
Carrera 172 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Most affordable option ($55.00-$92.89)
- Rectangular frame shape for versatile styling
- Prescription-ready construction
- Carrera quality and UV protection at entry-level price
- Lightweight for all-day comfort
Cons:
- Lacks the distinctive double-bridge aviator design
- Simpler aesthetic without the signature 'C' monogram detail
- May not provide the same bold, oversized coverage as the 1007