Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Longchamp LO2647 eyeglasses compatible with progressive lenses?
What face shapes look best in rectangle eyeglasses like the LO2647?
What sizes are available for the Longchamp LO2647?
What is acetate and why is it used for eyeglass frames?
Is Longchamp a reputable eyewear brand?
Do these frames come with a case and are they authentic?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Longchamp LO2647 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Softer round shape for those preferring curved frames
- Similar price point ($84.71–$94.15)
- Same quality acetate construction and Longchamp branding
- Similar rectangle shape and sizing
- Comparable price range ($84.71–$94.15)
- Alternative color options within the same design aesthetic
- Different frame shape for variety within the Longchamp brand
- Slightly higher price point ($102.94–$119.70) suggests premium features
- Maintains Longchamp's French design aesthetic and quality
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Longchamp LO2647 vs. Similar Frames
If you're considering the Longchamp LO2647, you might also be weighing other frames in the Longchamp collection. Here's how the LO2647 compares to similar options in our catalog.
LO2647 vs. LO2608: Rectangle vs. Round
The most common decision is between the LO2647's rectangle shape and the LO2608's round/geometric silhouette. Both are full-rim acetate frames at similar price points ($55–$102 for the LO2647, $84–$94 for the LO2608). The LO2647's rectangle shape is more universally flattering—especially for round and oval faces—and offers better vertical height for progressive lenses. The LO2608's softer curves suit those who prefer a gentler, more vintage-inspired look but may feel less professional in formal settings. If you're unsure about your face shape or need progressive-ready frames, the LO2647 is the safer choice.
LO2647 vs. LO2616: Comparing Rectangle Options
The LO2616 is another rectangle frame in the same price range ($84–$94). Both offer similar sizing and construction quality, so the decision comes down to color preferences and subtle design details. The LO2647 is known for its distinctive two-tone combinations like Black/Havana and Wine/Lilac, while the LO2616 may offer different colorways. Check both to see which palette matches your wardrobe and personal style.
Why Choose the LO2647?
The LO2647 stands out for its versatile rectangle shape, excellent progressive lens compatibility, and distinctive color combinations that go beyond basic black or tortoise. At the starting price of $55, it's one of the most accessible entry points into French designer eyewear, making it ideal for first-time Longchamp buyers or anyone seeking quality frames without premium pricing.
At a Glance
Longchamp LO2608 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Softer round shape for those preferring curved frames
- Similar price point ($84.71–$94.15)
- Same quality acetate construction and Longchamp branding
Cons:
- Round shape may not suit all face types as universally as rectangles
- Smaller frame may not accommodate progressive lenses as easily
- Less versatile for professional/office settings
Longchamp LO2616 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar rectangle shape and sizing
- Comparable price range ($84.71–$94.15)
- Alternative color options within the same design aesthetic
Cons:
- May have less distinctive two-tone color combinations
- Similar styling means less differentiation for variety seekers
- Comparable rather than complementary—not offering a different look
Longchamp LO2606 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Different frame shape for variety within the Longchamp brand
- Slightly higher price point ($102.94–$119.70) suggests premium features
- Maintains Longchamp's French design aesthetic and quality
Cons:
- Higher price point than the LO2647
- Different shape may not suit customers specifically seeking rectangle frames
- May have different size availability



