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Are the DKNY DK5013 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What face shapes work best with the DKNY DK5013 rectangle frames?
Do these frames have spring hinges?
What is the size of the DKNY DK5013 eyeglasses?
What colors are available for the DK5013?
Are DKNY eyeglasses good quality?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the DKNY DK5013 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Slightly smaller 51mm lens width for petite faces
- More color variety (5 options including Burgundy and Navy)
- Similar price point and quality
- Square-leaning rectangle shape for more angular definition
- Premium acetate construction
- Same DKNY quality and spring hinge features
- Lower starting price point
- Kate Spade's signature playful design details
- Rectangle acetate construction similar to DK5013
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Compare the DKNY DK5013 to Similar Frames
DKNY DK5013 vs. DKNY DK5008
Both are women's rectangle acetate frames from the same DKNY collection, but the DK5008 has a slightly smaller 51mm lens width compared to the DK5013's 52mm. If you have a petite face or prefer a more compact fit, the DK5008 might be the better choice. It also offers five color options including Burgundy and Navy, while the DK5013 focuses on four classic and tortoise finishes. Both feature spring hinges and full-rim construction at nearly identical price points—your decision comes down to sizing preference and color selection.
DKNY DK5013 vs. DKNY DK5021
The DK5021 leans more square than the DK5013's softer rectangle shape, giving it a bolder, more angular look. If you want maximum definition for a round face, the DK5021's sharper lines deliver more contrast. However, the DK5013's gentler rectangle is more universally flattering and versatile for different face shapes. The DK5021 is priced slightly higher and may feel more statement-making, while the DK5013 is the everyday workhorse.
DKNY DK5013 vs. Kate Spade Myrna
The Kate Spade Myrna offers a similar rectangle acetate frame at a lower starting price, making it a budget-friendly alternative. Kate Spade tends toward playful, feminine design details, while DKNY keeps things minimal and New York-sleek. If you prefer clean lines and understated branding, the DK5013 is the stronger choice. If you like a bit more personality in your frames and want to save a few dollars, the Myrna is worth considering. Both are prescription-ready and built for daily wear.
At a Glance
DKNY DK5008 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Slightly smaller 51mm lens width for petite faces
- More color variety (5 options including Burgundy and Navy)
- Similar price point and quality
Cons:
- Smaller lens size may not suit larger faces
- Less bridge width (17mm) may feel tighter on wider noses
- Not as universally sized as the DK5013
DKNY DK5021 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Square-leaning rectangle shape for more angular definition
- Premium acetate construction
- Same DKNY quality and spring hinge features
Cons:
- Slightly higher price point
- May be too angular for some face shapes
- Fewer color options available
Kate Spade Myrna Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Lower starting price point
- Kate Spade's signature playful design details
- Rectangle acetate construction similar to DK5013
Cons:
- Less New York minimalist aesthetic
- May have more decorative elements vs. DKNY's clean lines
- Different brand identity