Tom Ford Henry FT0248 Sunglasses-52A Light Ruthenium/Havana (Gray Lens)-51mm

Looks great, top notch quality, and a great price. I wish the lens did not say "Tom Ford" on it, since I do not really like branding on my clothes and stuff, but at least it kind of blends in and you can't see it in pictures and stuff.Also, I get a ton of compliments on it and I'm sure most of them are because they are really cool looking shades, but I'm sure a handful are just because people see "Tom Ford" written on the lens, you know how bougie people are.

I had concerned over glasses being authentic but I had watched a video which showed all the was to check the authenticity and the sunglasses have all the right marks, they look great.

As you are, I was skeptically reading each of these reviews, trying to validate my immediate thought: "Is it even remotely possible to find authentic Tom Ford sunglasses for sub-$450?"The answer is yes—right here. I made the leap of faith and order the Henry's with the dark brown turtled frame with the grey lenses. In the box here's what you get (along with the sunglasses of course):-Tom Ford embossed, velvet wrapped hard shell carrying case (the inside is lined with a faux brown fur)-Tom Ford embossed cleaning cloth-Tom Ford embossed letter of authenticity/appreciation of your patronageThe sunglasses themselves:I was worried about them feeling shoddy because of the price. This preconceived motion couldn't be more wrong. The frames open and close with distinctness, and you can actively feel the joints opening and closing, opposed to an overly loose set that seem to move with a soft breeze. The ear-stocks and from frame sit flush against each other without any measurement gaps. If you are worried about the presence of the "Tom Ford" logo being too unnoticeable—no worries. The "Tom Ford" lettering is perfectly printed in the top corner of the lenses, there is a TF on the nose pieces, a "Tom Ford" on the edge of the ear stocks and not to mention to Tom Ford T's that wrap around the front to give them a clear distinction between Ray Ban's clubmasters. All trademarks, serial numbers, "Made in Italy", and typically scripture can be found on the inside of the ear stocks.I hope this review was thorough and helps you make the decision.

I live in Florida and these glasses did not cut it on sunny days. They work fine if you're in the shade, or driving, but once you get to the pool or beach they're useless. The lenses are a sort of tinted purple, and are see through once you're in direct sunlight. I expected at least a little function out of these stylish glasses and was very disappointed with what they offered.I would not recommend these glasses to someone who wants to wear them outside.

These are authentic Tom Fords however I wish they weren't because they feel cheap and plasticy. I'm disappointed but would be even more if I spent 400 on them.

Very nice quality product. Can't really fault either manufacturing or material quality. Light but perhaps a little plastic for the price.

It's original. Great piece, I was afraid in the beggining but decided to buy after reading the reviews.

Love these glasses. I get compliments on them all the time. TF makes pretty solid products and the price was right.