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The Armani Exchange 1014 eyeglasses deliver modern style and everyday comfort in a sleek half-rim metal frame. Designed for men who want a professional look without the bulk, these rectangle prescription eyeglasses feature a semi-rimless design that shows more of your face while maintaining the durability you need for daily wear.
The stainless steel frame combines strength with a surprisingly light feel. The half-rim design—with metal across the top and a minimalist lower edge—cuts weight compared to full-rim frames while staying more robust than rimless styles. You get a frame that won’t weigh you down during long days at the office or behind the wheel.
Spring hinges flex outward for a comfortable, forgiving fit that adapts to your face. Adjustable nose pads let you dial in the perfect position, preventing slipping and pressure points. Available in versatile Gunmetal (6060) or classic Black (6063), both with complementary temple accents that add visual interest without going overboard.
The 53mm rectangle lens shape flatters round, oval, and heart-shaped faces by adding structure and balance. The clean horizontal lines create definition without harsh angles. At 53-17-145mm, these are a true medium fit—not too wide, not too narrow—making them a solid choice if you typically wear standard men’s frames.
These frames accept prescription lenses for single vision, progressive, or reading needs. The half-rim construction works well for low to moderate prescriptions; if you have a very strong Rx, a full-rim frame may be a better match. The rectangle shape provides enough vertical height for most progressive lens designs, though it’s worth checking with your optician if you need a deep reading corridor.
Armani Exchange brings the design DNA of the main Armani line to a more accessible price point. You’re getting Italian-inspired style and quality construction without the luxury markup. The brand’s street-smart aesthetic shows in the details—the logo-stamped temples, the matte-and-gloss finish contrasts, the confident proportions.
