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Are the CONVERSE CV5027Y eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What size are these frames and who do they fit?
How durable are acetate frames for active kids?
What colors are available for the CV5027Y?
Are Converse eyeglasses good quality for kids?
Can I use my HSA or FSA to purchase these glasses?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the CONVERSE CV5027Y Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Available in two sizes (49mm and 51mm) for better fit flexibility
- Wire-core temples provide extra stability and durability
- More color options including Crystal Cargo/Moss and Crystal Aegean Storm
- Rectangle shape offers similar aesthetic to CV5027Y
- Proven popular model with good availability
- 48-16-135mm sizing for slightly smaller faces
Read the full comparison
CONVERSE CV5027Y vs. CV5019Y vs. CV5060Y: Which Kids' Frame Is Right?
All three frames deliver authentic Converse quality and durability, but each has distinct advantages depending on your child's needs and preferences.
Choose the CV5027Y if you want bold, sporty color combinations (like brown with blue temples or clear with red stripes) and a straightforward acetate design at the best value. The 51-17-140 sizing fits most boys ages 8-14, and the price point makes it easy to replace as prescriptions change. This is the most playful, eye-catching option of the three.
Choose the CV5019Y if you need size flexibility or want extra durability. Available in both 49mm and 51mm widths, it accommodates a wider age range. The wire-core temples add stability and can better withstand rough handling—ideal for very active kids or those who've broken frames before. Expect to pay about $5-10 more for this upgraded construction.
Choose the CV5060Y if the CV5027Y style doesn't quite fit your child's face shape or color preferences. It offers similar acetate quality at a comparable (sometimes lower) price, giving you another option within the Converse kids' lineup without sacrificing build quality.
All three frames are prescription-ready, accept the same lens upgrades (blue light filtering, transitions, anti-reflective coating), and carry the Converse brand reputation. The decision comes down to sizing, temple construction, and which colors your child will actually want to wear every day.
At a Glance
CONVERSE CV5019Y Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Available in two sizes (49mm and 51mm) for better fit flexibility
- Wire-core temples provide extra stability and durability
- More color options including Crystal Cargo/Moss and Crystal Aegean Storm
- Slightly higher price reflects upgraded temple construction
Cons:
- Wire-core temples may be less flexible than standard acetate
- Higher price point ($54.40 vs $49.20)
- Less bold color-blocking on temples compared to CV5027Y
Converse CV5060Y Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar price point ($42.94 starting price—slightly lower)
- Same acetate construction and durability
- Full Converse branding and quality
- Good alternative if CV5027Y colors don't appeal
Cons:
- Different style may not suit all face shapes
- Fewer customer reviews available online
- May have different sizing that requires verification
Converse CV5020Y Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Rectangle shape offers similar aesthetic to CV5027Y
- Proven popular model with good availability
- 48-16-135mm sizing for slightly smaller faces
- Versatile unisex styling
Cons:
- Higher price range (up to $101.70 with lenses)
- Smaller 48mm lens width may not fit larger kids
- Less sporty color options compared to CV5027Y