Bottega Veneta
Fine Frame Aviator Sunglasses
These Bottega Veneta aviator sunglasses feature a polished gold-tone metal frame with pale tinted lenses and a double-bridge design. They include adjustable nose pads and thin metal temples, and are made in Italy. Measurements: eye width 60 mm, bridge 16 mm, temple 140 mm.
- Material
- Metal frame
- Gender
- unisex
- Style
- retro, classic
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Sunglasses
Size
Specifications
Redesigned retro aviator sunglasses with metal frame and tinted lenses, exuding opulence.
Metal frame, tinted lenses, signature logo on temples, made in Italy
- Material
- Metal frame
- Style
- retro, classic
- Occasion
- everyday, vacation
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Sunglasses
Additional Attributes
- metal frame
- tinted lenses
- signature logo on temples
- made in Italy
- redesigned retro silhouette
- delicate frame
- eye width 60 mm, bridge 16 mm, temple 140 mm
Product Insights
The Fine Frame Aviator Sunglasses by Bottega Veneta are an in-stock $585 metal-frame design manufactured by Kering Eyewear. The all-metal frame with bio-sourced nylon lenses omits the signature ribbon for a lighter, understated look, with logo temples. The straight temples and narrow 16mm bridge, combined with adjustable nose pads, provide a secure everyday fit, but the 140mm width and 60mm lenses best suit narrow to average faces, requiring a face width of at least 135mm for balanced coverage. The lightweight metal construction minimizes sliding and nose pressure, offering a stable fit that offsets the oversized lenses, though the frame may pinch narrower bridges. As the lightest and most affordable Bottega Veneta aviator, it delivers a tradeoff of secure, comfortable wear for those with appropriate face dimensions.
Verified claims
- Proportions
- The frame's estimated 140mm front span best suits a face width of about 135mm or wider for balanced lens coverage.
- Stability
- Lightweight metal frame offsets the narrow bridge and oversized lenses for stable fit.
- Design and construction
- All-metal frame and logo temples replace the brand's signature ribbon.
- Fit and wearability
- The 16mm bridge suits narrow to average nose bridges, and the lightweight metal frame reduces slide compared with thicker acetate.
- Manufacturing
- Manufactured by Kering Eyewear, a leading luxury eyewear producer.
- Production
- Produced by Kering Eyewear, alongside Gucci and Saint Laurent.
- Temple design
- The Fine Frame uses a cleaner, logo-only temple accent rather than the sculpted metal ribbon on Bottega Veneta's Classic and Drop aviators.
- Nose pads
- Adjustable nose pads help fine-tune grip to reduce slide in oversized aviators.
- Frame fit
- The 16mm bridge suits narrow to average nose bridges, but the 60mm lenses and approximately 140mm front span make the frame oversized on narrow faces; the lightweight metal construction reduces slide compared with thick acetate.
- Frame design
- All-metal frame with bio-sourced nylon lenses, omitting the signature ribbon detailing, for a lighter, understated design.
- Sizing
- With a 60mm lens and 16mm bridge, the frame suits wider faces but may pinch narrower bridges.
- Comfort
- The lightweight metal frame reduces sliding and nose pressure compared with thicker acetate in an oversized aviator.
- Value
- $585, the lightest and most affordable Bottega Veneta aviator.
- UV protection
- The UV protection rating is not specified in the product information; premium designer sunglasses like Bottega Veneta typically offer UV400 protection, which blocks 99–100% of UVA and UVB rays.
- Style
- The Fine Frame has a redesigned, retro silhouette with a delicate frame, separating it from Bottega Veneta's bolder ribbon-forward aviators.
Product record
- Title
- Fine Frame Aviator Sunglasses
- Brand
- Bottega Veneta
- Price
- 585 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
Buying Guide
1 comparison · 9 sourcesUses
A retro aviator that reads as a luxury accessory
These Bottega Veneta aviators pair a distinctively retro silhouette with a delicate metal frame and a subtle signature logo on the temples, making them a statement accessory to finish an outfit. The tinted lenses are largely transparent with a faint warm cast, so they work as much for style as for sun coverage.[1,4,5]
Product comparison
Compared within this brand.
| Fine Frame Aviator Sunglasses: Choose this if you want a lightweight metal aviator with a delicate, distinctively retro silhouette — what the retailer describes as an accessory that exudes opulence. This one-size pair has a thin, highly polished yellow-gold finish across the rims, double bridge and temples, large aviator lenses with a very light, largely transparent pale tint, and adjustable clear nose pads; it comes in Golden Yellow or Assorted with a 60 mm eye width, 16 mm bridge, and 140 mm temples, plus a signature logo accent on the temples. Note that the very light lens tint is more of a fashion statement than a dark shade, so it may suit those who prefer a subtle, see-through look.[2,4,5] | Aviator Sunglasses: Choose this if you want an aviator-style look with a two-tone finish, combining a gold metal frame and double bridge with a black acetate rim and glossy black temples, plus gray tinted lenses and adjustable nose pads. It suits shoppers who want an Italian-made designer pair with a soft case and cleaning cloth included, in a single one-size black variant sized 56 mm eye width, 17 mm bridge, and 145 mm temples. Note that it comes only in this one size, so fit depends on those measurements working for you.[6,7] | Aviator Sunglasses: Choose this if you want a nostalgic, aviator-style look with a translucent amber recycled-acetate front, triangular double bridge cutout, gradient green-brown lenses in bio-sourced nylon, and thin polished silver metal temples. It comes in one size in Mossy Green (eye width 63 mm, bridge 13 mm, temple 140 mm), is made in Italy, and includes a soft designer case and cleaning cloth. Keep in mind that one Reddit reviewer describing a drop-arm Bottega aviator pair said the design-focused arms slide down and don't secure a firm fit—stylish for sitting at a party but not ideal for active walks—though it isn't confirmed whether that account refers to this exact model.[3,8,9] |
Image Analysis
1 images- 01
Product
Thin polished gold metal aviator-style sunglasses shown from a front three-quarter angle, with a double bridge, clear pale-tinted lenses, adjustable clear nose pads, and thin flat metal temples with slightly thicker tips.
- Frame material and finishThin metal frame with a highly polished yellow-gold finish forming the rims, double bridge and temples.
2 regions
x 0.12 · y 0.54 · w 0.36 · h 0.28 (high); x 0.54 · y 0.50 · w 0.36 · h 0.20 (high) - Bridge constructionTwo straight horizontal bridge bars: a thinner lower bridge and a slightly thicker straight top bar that runs across the brow.
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x 0.28 · y 0.46 · w 0.44 · h 0.14 (high) - Lens shapeLarge aviator-style lenses with a gently rounded lower edge and subtly flattened, slightly squared top corners.
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x 0.16 · y 0.56 · w 0.68 · h 0.26 (high) - Lens tintVery light pale yellow/clear tint; lenses are largely transparent with a faint warm cast.
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x 0.20 · y 0.56 · w 0.60 · h 0.26 (high) - Nose padsAdjustable clear plastic nose pads mounted on small metal pad arms, visible between the lenses.
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x 0.39 · y 0.62 · w 0.10 · h 0.10 (high) - TemplesThin flat metal temples that extend straight back with a slight bend at the temple tips; tips are slightly thicker and finished in the same gold tone.
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x 0.56 · y 0.48 · w 0.36 · h 0.30 (high) - Hinge and temple joinSmall discrete hinge area where the rims meet the temples; hinge details are minimal and flush with the frame.
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x 0.46 · y 0.58 · w 0.08 · h 0.10 (medium) - Engraving or markingVery small engraved or stamped text present along the outer side of the right temple but text is not legible at this resolution.Partial
1 region
x 0.64 · y 0.50 · w 0.20 · h 0.06 (medium)
Other
Studio product shot on a uniform light neutral background with soft diffuse lighting and a soft shadow beneath the glasses; image shows a front three-quarter right-facing view of the sunglasses.
- Shot compositionSunglasses positioned on a flat surface, centered in the lower half of the frame and shown at a front three-quarter angle with the right temple extending toward the right edge.
- Background and surfaceUniform very light gray background and surface with a soft, subtle shadow beneath the glasses.
- Lighting and reflectionsSoft diffuse lighting producing gentle highlights on the polished metal and minimal harsh shadows; reflections are visible on the metal rims.
- Image qualityHigh resolution with clear detail and minimal noise; small text on the temple is too small to read.
Colors
polished gold· metal frame and templesvery pale yellow clear· lenses- Frame material and finishThin metal frame with a highly polished yellow-gold finish forming the rims, double bridge and temples.
Brand PDP Lookup
- Brand
- Bottega Veneta
Fin Aviator Sunglasses
Variants
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Reddit Insights
1 threads · r/DHgateVipReddit users appreciate the stylish design of Bottega aviators but note that the drop-arm version prioritizes looks over secure fit.
The reviewer loves the look and the straight-arm version, but the drop-arm aviators slide down and aren't practical for active use.
Themes
Use Cases
- Fashion accessory for stationary settings like parties
- Everyday wear with straight-arm version
Watch Out For
Compared To
vs Straight-arm Bottega aviator variant
The drop-arm version is more stylish but less secure; the straight-arm version stays on better for regular use.
Source Threads
Review of budget Bottega aviator sunglasses: drop-arm vs straight-arm
The other pair is the one that originally made me want to purchase — the stylish drop-arm design. They look extremely cool, but I have to say, they do slide down a bit. The arms are mostly for design and don’t provide a very secure fit. They’re perfect for sitting stylishly at a party, but not ideal for an active walk in the sun.
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