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Are the Kate Spade Tabitha sunglasses prescription-ready?
What size face do the Kate Spade Tabitha sunglasses fit?
Do Kate Spade Tabitha sunglasses come with UV protection?
What material are the Kate Spade Tabitha frames made from?
What's special about the Kate Spade Tabitha design?
Can I wear Kate Spade Tabitha sunglasses all day comfortably?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Kate Spade Tabitha Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Full-rim acetate construction
- Prescription-ready like the Tabitha
- Kate Spade's signature colorful patterns
- Similar Kate Spade aesthetic
- Prescription-ready acetate frame
- Comparable sizing for medium faces
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Kate Spade Tabitha vs. Similar Rectangle Sunglasses
If you're considering the Kate Spade Tabitha, you might also be looking at other rectangle acetate frames in the Kate Spade collection. Here's how the Tabitha compares to three popular alternatives in our catalog.
Tabitha vs. Annika
The Kate Spade Annika is the closest sibling to the Tabitha. Both feature full-rim acetate construction with playful patterned inner temples, but the Annika runs slightly larger at 56mm lens width versus the Tabitha's 53mm. If you have a medium to large face or prefer more coverage, the Annika is the better pick. It also offers seven colorways compared to the Tabitha's four. However, the Tabitha's more compact size makes it easier to slip into a purse and better suited for petite to medium faces. Both are prescription-ready and priced similarly ($59.50-$109.85 for Annika vs. $61-$102 for Tabitha).
Tabitha vs. Ayleen
The Kate Spade Ayleen shares the rectangle shape and acetate build but sits at a higher price point ($87.23-$126). The Ayleen features different temple styling and may appeal if you want a slightly more refined look. The Tabitha offers better value for shoppers who want Kate Spade's signature whimsy without the premium price tag, while the Ayleen suits those willing to invest more for a different aesthetic.
Tabitha vs. Johanna
The Kate Spade Johanna rounds out the comparison at $97.28-$101.77. Like the Tabitha, it's prescription-ready and built for medium faces, but with fewer color options and a higher price. The Tabitha wins on value and variety, making it the smarter choice for most shoppers unless you specifically prefer the Johanna's unique temple design.
Our take: The Tabitha offers the best combination of Kate Spade's playful design, practical sizing, and accessible pricing. It's the ideal entry point into the brand's rectangle sunglass collection, especially if you have a small to medium face and want multiple color options without breaking the budget.
At a Glance
Kate Spade Annika Sunglasses
Pros:
- Slightly larger 56mm lens width for bigger faces
- More colorway options (7 available)
- Similar price point ($59.50-$109.85)
- Features patterned inner temple details
Cons:
- Larger size may overwhelm smaller faces
- Slightly heavier due to bigger frame
- Less compact for travel
Kate Spade Ayleen Sunglasses
Pros:
- Full-rim acetate construction
- Prescription-ready like the Tabitha
- Kate Spade's signature colorful patterns
- UV protection included
Cons:
- Higher price range ($87.23-$126)
- Different temple design may not suit all preferences
- Fewer reviews available online
Kate Spade Johanna Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar Kate Spade aesthetic
- Prescription-ready acetate frame
- Comparable sizing for medium faces
Cons:
- Higher price point ($97.28-$101.77)
- Less color variety than Tabitha
- Different temple detailing