Frequently Asked Questions
Are the DKNY DK5003 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
Can I use progressive lenses with the DKNY DK5003 cat-eye frames?
What face shapes work best with the DKNY DK5003 cat-eye eyeglasses?
What are the frame measurements for the DKNY DK5003?
What is the benefit of spring hinges on eyeglasses?
What colors are available for the DKNY DK5003 eyeglasses?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the DKNY DK5003 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar cat-eye silhouette and New York-inspired DKNY design aesthetic
- Full-rim acetate construction with spring hinges for comfort
- Lower price point ($46-$69 vs. $88.62), making it a budget-friendly alternative
- Kate Spade's signature playful design details and colorful acetate patterns
- Similar price range ($99-$131) and prescription-ready construction
- Known for eye-catching temple designs and feminine styling
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DKNY DK5003 vs. Similar Cat-Eye Frames
If you're considering the DKNY DK5003, you may also be weighing other cat-eye options in the same price range. Here's how the DK5003 stacks up against two popular alternatives in our collection.
DKNY DK5003 vs. DKNY DK5004
The DKNY DK5004 is the DK5003's closest sibling—both share the same New York-inspired design language, full-rim acetate construction, and spring hinge comfort. The key difference is size and price. The DK5004 features a slightly smaller 50mm lens width compared to the DK5003's 53mm, making it a better choice if you prefer a less oversized look or have a smaller face. It's also more budget-friendly at $46-$69 vs. $88.62. However, if you're specifically seeking that bold, oversized cat-eye silhouette that's trending right now, the DK5003 delivers more presence. Both frames work beautifully with progressive lenses and offer the same durable acetate and spring hinge construction.
DKNY DK5003 vs. Kate Spade LucyannUs
Choosing between DKNY and Kate Spade often comes down to aesthetic preference. The DKNY DK5003 leans into classic New York minimalism—clean lines, versatile tortoise and black colorways, and a polished look that transitions easily from office to evening. Kate Spade's LucyannUs cat-eye frames, on the other hand, embrace the brand's playful, feminine signature with bolder acetate patterns, colorful temple details, and whimsical touches. Both are prescription-ready, both use high-quality acetate, and both fall in the $88-$131 range. If you want frames that feel professional and understated with a subtle fashion edge, the DKNY DK5003 is your pick. If you love statement-making color and cheerful design details, Kate Spade is the way to go.
Our recommendation: The DKNY DK5003 offers the best balance of oversized cat-eye style, everyday versatility, and value. The four tortoise and black colorways work with any wardrobe, the spring hinges ensure all-day comfort, and the full-rim construction makes it a reliable choice for progressive or single-vision prescriptions. At $88.62, it's competitively priced for a designer acetate frame with this level of quality and wearability.
At a Glance
DKNY DK5004 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar cat-eye silhouette and New York-inspired DKNY design aesthetic
- Full-rim acetate construction with spring hinges for comfort
- Lower price point ($46-$69 vs. $88.62), making it a budget-friendly alternative
- Prescription-ready and compatible with progressive lenses
Cons:
- Slightly different lens dimensions (50mm vs. 53mm) may offer a smaller fit
- May have fewer color options depending on availability
- Less oversized than the DK5003, which some customers specifically seek
Kate Spade LucyannUs Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Kate Spade's signature playful design details and colorful acetate patterns
- Similar price range ($99-$131) and prescription-ready construction
- Known for eye-catching temple designs and feminine styling
- High-quality acetate and metal materials with excellent craftsmanship
Cons:
- Slightly higher starting price than the DKNY DK5003
- Kate Spade frames may have bolder, more whimsical styling that's less versatile for professional settings
- DKNY offers more classic New York minimalism vs. Kate Spade's playful aesthetic







