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Are the Kate Spade Andria sunglasses prescription-ready?
What size face do the Kate Spade Andria sunglasses fit?
Do Kate Spade Andria sunglasses have UV protection?
What material are the Kate Spade Andria frames made from?
What colors are available for the Kate Spade Andria sunglasses?
Can I wear Kate Spade Andria sunglasses for driving?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Kate Spade Andria Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar oval shape and size
- Comparable price range ($60-$91.54)
- Also prescription-ready
- Similar price range ($59.50-$109.85)
- Kate Spade signature styling
- Prescription-ready option
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Kate Spade Andria vs. Similar Oval Sunglasses
Choosing between Kate Spade's oval and rounded frame styles often comes down to size, detailing, and price. Here's how the Andria compares to other popular models in the collection.
Andria vs. Johanna
Both the Andria and Johanna feature oval shapes and similar sizing, making them natural competitors. The Andria stands out with its glitter-infused temple detail, adding a playful sparkle that the Johanna may not offer. Both are prescription-ready and priced similarly ($57-$82 for Andria, $60-$91 for Johanna), so your choice comes down to whether you prefer the Andria's distinctive temple design or the Johanna's potentially more understated look. For smaller faces, both work well, but the Andria's 51mm lens width has received specific praise from customers with petite features.
Andria vs. Annika
The Annika offers a different frame shape while staying in the same price range ($59.50-$109.85). If you're drawn to the Andria's oval shape, the Annika provides an alternative silhouette to consider—helpful if you're exploring which frame shape best suits your face. Both deliver Kate Spade's signature blend of sophistication and fun, both accept prescription lenses, and both work for everyday wear. The Andria's glitter temples give it a slightly more playful edge, while the Annika may lean toward a different aesthetic depending on the specific style details.
Andria vs. Daesha
The Daesha represents a step up in price ($82.72-$150) and potentially in size and detailing. If you love the Andria but want something with more coverage or premium finishes, the Daesha is worth considering. However, if you have a smaller face or prefer a more compact frame, the Andria's 51mm lens width is likely the better fit. The Daesha's higher price reflects more upscale materials or design elements, but the Andria delivers excellent value with its quality acetate construction, gradient lenses, and distinctive glitter temple detail at a more accessible price point.
Our take: The Andria is an excellent choice if you want a well-priced, small-to-medium oval frame with a touch of personality. The glitter temples set it apart from plainer oval styles, and the $57-$82 price range makes it accessible without sacrificing quality. If you need prescription sunglasses for a smaller face and want something that feels special without being over-the-top, the Andria hits the mark.
At a Glance
Kate Spade Johanna Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar oval shape and size
- Comparable price range ($60-$91.54)
- Also prescription-ready
- Classic Kate Spade styling
Cons:
- May lack the distinctive glitter temple detail
- Fewer color options depending on availability
- Different temple design aesthetic
Kate Spade Annika Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar price range ($59.50-$109.85)
- Kate Spade signature styling
- Prescription-ready option
- Versatile for everyday wear
Cons:
- Different frame shape may suit different face types
- Styling may be more or less bold depending on preference
- Color options vary from Andria
Kate Spade Daesha Sunglasses
Pros:
- Premium Kate Spade styling
- Potentially larger lens coverage
- Prescription-ready
- More upscale finish and details
Cons:
- Higher price point ($82.72-$150)
- May be larger and less suitable for smaller faces
- Different aesthetic may not suit everyone