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Are the Kate Spade MADRIGAL eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What is the frame size of the Kate Spade MADRIGAL?
What material are the MADRIGAL frames made from?
Do these frames have spring hinges?
What face shapes work best with the MADRIGAL square frames?
What colors are available for the Kate Spade MADRIGAL?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Kate Spade MADRIGAL Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Competitive pricing starting at $56
- Kate Spade quality and design language
- Prescription-ready with similar lens compatibility
- Square shape with full-rim acetate construction
- Similar size range (51mm lens width)
- Comparable price and prescription compatibility
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Kate Spade MADRIGAL vs. Similar Square Frames
If you're drawn to the MADRIGAL's square acetate design, you might also consider the Kate Spade Jalisha, Payton, and Reilly eyeglasses—all square or rectangular frames within the same collection and price range.
The Jalisha ($100.17) offers a similar square aesthetic with full-rim acetate construction. Both frames share Kate Spade's signature playful-yet-polished design language, but the MADRIGAL's 53mm lens width and translucent color options give it a slightly more contemporary, lightweight appearance. If you prefer bolder detailing or different color combinations, the Jalisha is worth comparing side-by-side.
The Payton ($56-$141.57) provides a budget-friendly entry point while maintaining Kate Spade quality. It's a solid choice if you want a rectangular or square frame at a lower starting price, though the MADRIGAL's spring hinges and specific colorway options (grey, teal, pink yellow, beige) may offer better comfort and style versatility for your needs.
The Reilly ($56.81-$144.43) is another square acetate option with a 51mm lens width—slightly smaller than the MADRIGAL's 53mm. If you have a narrower face or prefer a more compact frame, the Reilly might be the better fit. However, the MADRIGAL's medium 53mm width suits a broader range of face sizes and provides more vertical height for progressive lenses.
Why choose the MADRIGAL? It hits the sweet spot for versatility: a comfortable 53mm medium fit, spring hinges for all-day wear, and four modern translucent colors that work across casual and professional settings. The full-rim design ensures your prescription lenses are secure and well-concealed, and the clean square shape flatters most face types without looking overly trendy or dated.
At a Glance
Kate Spade Jalisha Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar square shape and acetate construction
- Comparable price point around $100
- Full-rim design for prescription versatility
Cons:
- May have different sizing that affects fit
- Different color options may not match MADRIGAL palette
- Styling details differ from MADRIGAL's clean aesthetic
Kate Spade Payton Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Competitive pricing starting at $56
- Kate Spade quality and design language
- Prescription-ready with similar lens compatibility
Cons:
- Frame shape may differ from MADRIGAL's proportions
- Different temple design and detailing
- Color selection varies from MADRIGAL options
Kate Spade Reilly Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Square shape with full-rim acetate construction
- Similar size range (51mm lens width)
- Comparable price and prescription compatibility
Cons:
- Slightly smaller lens width may affect fit preference
- Different color palette and finish options
- Temple styling differs from MADRIGAL design