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Are the Lacoste L882S sunglasses prescription-ready?
What size are the Lacoste L882S sunglasses?
Do Lacoste L882S sunglasses have UV protection?
How do I clean and care for acetate sunglasses?
What colors does the Lacoste L882S come in?
Are Lacoste sunglasses durable for daily wear?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Lacoste L882S Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Slightly larger 56mm lens width for more coverage
- Part of the premium L.12.12 collection with piqué texture details
- Matte finishes in 5 colors resist fingerprints and glare
- Smaller 53mm lens width better for petite to medium faces
- Wider 19mm bridge provides better fit for broader noses
- High-quality nylon construction (durable and hypoallergenic)
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Lacoste L882S vs L860S vs L915S: Which Rectangle Sunglasses Are Right for You?
All three models share Lacoste's sport-heritage DNA and acetate construction, but the differences matter if you're particular about fit and finish.
Size and Fit Comparison
The L882S (55-18-145mm) sits in the middle—a true medium fit that works for most face shapes. The L860S goes slightly larger at 56-18mm, offering more coverage if you have a wider face or prefer bigger frames. The L915S runs smaller at 53-19mm, with a wider bridge that's more comfortable if you have a broader nose or want a more compact look.
If you're between sizes, the L882S is the safe bet. If you know you need more or less coverage, the L860S or L915S will fit better.
Style and Finish
The L882S offers the most color variety with five options, including three translucent crystal finishes (grey, navy, khaki) that show depth and layering in the acetate. The matte black and blue are understated and fingerprint-resistant.
The L860S leans sportier with its L.12.12 Premium collection pedigree—matte finishes across all five colors and a subtle piqué texture on the temples that references Lacoste's polo shirts. It's a bit more distinctive if you want people to notice the detail.
The L915S keeps it classic with four colors (black, havana, matte dark blue, matte khaki) and a cleaner, less textured look. It's the most traditional of the three.
Which Should You Choose?
Choose the L882S if you want the most versatile option—medium fit, good color range, and a balance between sport and everyday style. It's the best all-rounder.
Choose the L860S if you want slightly more coverage, prefer matte finishes, or like the premium L.12.12 collection details. It's the sportiest of the three and has a loyal following (customers report 5+ years of wear).
Choose the L915S if you have a smaller face, need a wider bridge, or want a more compact frame. It's the best fit for petite to medium builds.
All three are prescription-ready, offer 100% UV protection, and sit at the same price point ($91-$102). You're choosing based on fit and finish preference, not quality—they're all solid frames.
At a Glance
Lacoste L860S Sunglasses
Pros:
- Slightly larger 56mm lens width for more coverage
- Part of the premium L.12.12 collection with piqué texture details
- Matte finishes in 5 colors resist fingerprints and glare
- Customer-verified durability (5+ year lifespan reported)
- Same price point at $91.18-$101.54
Cons:
- Larger size may not suit smaller faces as well
- Matte texture requires more careful cleaning to maintain finish
- Less color variety in translucent/crystal options
Lacoste L915S Sunglasses
Pros:
- Smaller 53mm lens width better for petite to medium faces
- Wider 19mm bridge provides better fit for broader noses
- High-quality nylon construction (durable and hypoallergenic)
- Available in classic and matte finishes
- Identical price at $91.69
Cons:
- Smaller lens size provides less coverage for larger faces
- Fewer color options (4 vs 5)
- Slightly shorter 140mm temples may not fit larger heads as comfortably