Frequently Asked Questions
Can I add prescription lenses to the Tom Ford Redford FT1153 sunglasses?
What size are the Tom Ford Redford 1153 sunglasses?
Do Tom Ford Redford sunglasses have UV protection?
What is the difference between square and navigator sunglasses?
Are Tom Ford sunglasses made in Italy?
What comes with Tom Ford Redford sunglasses?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Tom Ford Redford 1153 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Larger 62mm lens width for bigger faces
- Similar double-bridge navigator aesthetic
- Available in dark havana and other premium finishes
- Oversized square frame for maximum impact
- Vintage-inspired design with modern sophistication
- Signature Tom Ford detailing and premium construction
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Tom Ford Redford 1153 vs. Raoul 0753 vs. Fausto 0711
If you're drawn to the Tom Ford Redford's double-bridge navigator design, you might also be considering the Tom Ford Raoul 0753 or the Tom Ford Fausto 0711. Here's how they compare.
Redford 1153 vs. Raoul 0753
Both the Redford and Raoul feature Tom Ford's signature double-bridge navigator construction with acetate frames and the iconic metal "T" logo. The key difference is size and shape: the Redford measures 56mm with a more squared-off lens shape, while the Raoul offers a larger 62mm lens width with a more traditional navigator silhouette. If you have a larger face or prefer a more classic aviator look, the Raoul is the better choice. If you want a modern, structured square-navigator hybrid at a medium-large size, the Redford delivers. Both are priced similarly and offer excellent Italian craftsmanship.
Redford 1153 vs. Fausto 0711
The Fausto takes a different approach—it's an oversized square frame with vintage elegance and bold proportions. While the Redford blends square and navigator elements for versatility, the Fausto is unapologetically retro and statement-making. The Fausto is slightly more expensive and works best for those who want maximum impact and aren't concerned about subtlety. The Redford, by contrast, is easier to wear daily and transitions seamlessly from professional to casual settings.
Which Should You Choose?
Choose the Redford 1153 if you want a versatile, modern square-navigator hybrid that works for medium to larger faces and offers a balance of boldness and wearability. Choose the Raoul 0753 if you prefer a larger, more traditional navigator shape. Choose the Fausto 0711 if you want an oversized, vintage-inspired square frame that makes a strong style statement. All three are prescription-ready, made in Italy, and built to Tom Ford's exacting standards.
At a Glance
Tom Ford Raoul 0753 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Larger 62mm lens width for bigger faces
- Similar double-bridge navigator aesthetic
- Available in dark havana and other premium finishes
- Comparable price range ($224.75–$300.46)
Cons:
- Larger size may overwhelm smaller faces
- Less square, more traditional navigator shape
- May not offer as many color options as Redford
Tom Ford Fausto 0711 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Oversized square frame for maximum impact
- Vintage-inspired design with modern sophistication
- Signature Tom Ford detailing and premium construction
- Great for those who want a bolder look
Cons:
- More expensive ($268.53–$335.08)
- Larger, more dramatic fit may not suit everyone
- Less versatile than the Redford's navigator-square hybrid



