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Are the Guess 1993 eyeglasses compatible with progressive and bifocal lenses?
What size are the Guess 1993 eyeglasses?
What material are the Guess 1993 frames made from?
How do I clean and maintain acetate eyeglasses?
Do the Guess 1993 eyeglasses come with a case and warranty?
What face shapes work best with rectangular eyeglasses?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Guess 1993 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Available in two size options (53mm and 55mm) for better fit customization
- Six color options vs. three in the 1993
- Similar price point and prescription compatibility
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Guess 1993 vs. Similar Rectangular Frames
If you're considering the Guess 1993 eyeglasses, you might also be comparing them to other rectangular acetate frames in the Guess collection. Here's how the 1993 stacks up against two popular alternatives in our catalog.
Guess 1993 vs. Guess 1954
The Guess 1954 ($94.77) shares the same rectangular acetate construction and men's styling as the 1993, but offers more customization options. The 1954 comes in two size options—53mm and 55mm lens widths—compared to the 1993's single 54mm size, and features six color choices including blue/other and additional tortoise variations.
The 1993 is the better choice if you want a straightforward, medium-fit frame at a slightly lower price ($91.08). Its 54mm width hits the sweet spot for most face sizes without requiring size selection. Choose the 1954 if you need a larger 55mm fit or want more color variety, though you'll pay about $3.69 more.
Guess 1993 vs. Guess 1982
The Guess 1982 (starting at $42.50) offers significant savings while maintaining the rectangular acetate aesthetic. With a 53mm lens width, the 1982 runs slightly smaller and may suit those with narrower faces or anyone seeking a more compact frame.
The 1993 justifies its higher price with a more versatile 54mm medium fit and potentially more color options. If budget is your primary concern and you have a smaller face, the 1982 delivers excellent value. For a universally flattering fit and modern proportions, the 1993 is worth the investment.
Why Choose the Guess 1993?
The Guess 1993 occupies the ideal middle ground: a medium 54mm fit that works for most face shapes, three classic color options that cover all styling needs, and a price point that balances quality with value. Its full-rim acetate construction ensures prescription versatility, making it an excellent choice for progressive and bifocal wearers who need adequate lens height. For men seeking a reliable, professional rectangular frame without overthinking size or color options, the 1993 delivers exactly what you need.
At a Glance
Guess 1954 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Available in two size options (53mm and 55mm) for better fit customization
- Six color options vs. three in the 1993
- Similar price point and prescription compatibility
Cons:
- Slightly higher price at $94.77
- May run larger for those preferring a more compact fit
- More color choices can make selection harder
Guess 1982 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Lower price starting at $42.50
- Similar rectangular acetate construction
- Same prescription compatibility and Guess styling
Cons:
- Smaller 53mm lens width may not suit all face sizes
- Fewer color options available
- Less versatile sizing compared to the 1993