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Are the Kate Spade Reilly eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What face shapes work best with the Kate Spade Reilly square frames?
What sizes are available for the Kate Spade Reilly eyeglasses?
What material are the Kate Spade Reilly frames made from?
Do the Kate Spade Reilly eyeglasses have any special design details?
Can I get progressive lenses in the Kate Spade Reilly frames?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Kate Spade Reilly Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Mixed material construction (plastic and metal) adds visual interest
- Five color options including unique combinations
- Similar square shape and sizing
- Competitive pricing in the same range
- Kate Spade quality and design DNA
- Full acetate construction
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Kate Spade Reilly vs. Similar Square Eyeglasses
If you're considering the Kate Spade Reilly, you might also be looking at other square acetate frames from the same collection. Here's how the Reilly compares to similar options.
Reilly vs. Payton
Both the Reilly and Payton offer square shapes that flatter round and oval faces, but the Payton features a mixed plastic-and-metal construction with metal accents on the temples. If you prefer the clean, all-acetate look, the Reilly is the better choice. The Payton's metal details add visual interest but can be less durable at the hinge points over time. Both frames are prescription-ready and available in multiple colors, though the Payton offers five color combinations compared to the Reilly's eight options.
Reilly vs. Jalisha
The Jalisha is another pure acetate square frame from Kate Spade, making it the closest comparison to the Reilly. Both share similar construction quality and the brand's signature playful details. The main differences come down to subtle shape variations and color availability—the Reilly typically offers more color options and two size choices (51mm and 53mm), giving you more flexibility to find your perfect fit. If you're drawn to the square acetate aesthetic, try both to see which shape complements your face better.
Why Choose the Reilly?
The Reilly stands out for its versatile square shape, quality Italian acetate construction, and the widest range of color options in Kate Spade's square frame lineup. The "SO HAPPY TO SEE YOU" inscription and jewel spade logo add personality without overwhelming the design. At this price point, you're getting authentic designer eyewear with the fit and finish to match, plus the flexibility to add any prescription lens type you need.
At a Glance
Kate Spade Payton Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Mixed material construction (plastic and metal) adds visual interest
- Five color options including unique combinations
- Similar square shape and sizing
Cons:
- Metal accents may not suit those who prefer pure acetate frames
- Slightly more complex design may feel less versatile
- Mixed materials can be less durable at hinge points
Kate Spade Jalisha Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Pure acetate construction like the Reilly
- Square shape works for similar face types
- Kate Spade signature details and quality
Cons:
- Fewer color options available
- May have different sizing that doesn't fit all faces
- Less availability in multiple sizes
Kate Spade Emilyn Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Competitive pricing in the same range
- Kate Spade quality and design DNA
- Full acetate construction
Cons:
- Different frame shape may not suit those specifically seeking square frames
- Color and style options may differ from the Reilly
- Fit and sizing may vary