Frequently Asked Questions
Are the SpyOptic Vaughn 54 frames prescription-ready?
What are the measurements of the SpyOptic Vaughn 54?
What are spring hinges and why do they matter?
What material are the Vaughn frames made from?
Is there a larger size available for the Vaughn?
Who is SPY Optic and what is their reputation?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the SpyOptic Vaughn 54 SRX00031 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Larger 56-17-150 sizing for wider faces
- Same handmade acetate construction and spring hinges
- Better fit for customers who find the 54mm size too narrow
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SpyOptic Vaughn 54 vs. Vaughn Large: Which Size Is Right for You?
Both the Vaughn 54 and Vaughn Large share the same design DNA — handmade acetate frames, spring hinges, and that distinctive flat-top rectangular shape. The difference comes down to sizing.
The Vaughn 54 (54-16-135) is the standard size and fits most medium-width faces comfortably. It's a versatile choice if you typically wear frames in the 52-55mm lens width range. The 135mm temples provide a secure fit without excessive length.
The Vaughn Large (56-17-150) steps up to a 56mm lens width, 17mm bridge, and 150mm temples. This sizing is better suited for wider faces or anyone who finds standard frames too narrow. The extra 2mm in lens width and 1mm in bridge width make a noticeable difference in overall fit and coverage.
Our recommendation: If you're between sizes or unsure, the Vaughn 54 is the safer starting point for most face widths. If you consistently need larger frames or have a wider face shape, the Vaughn Large will provide a more comfortable, proportional fit. Both versions offer the same quality construction and spring hinge comfort — it's purely a matter of finding your best fit.
At a Glance
SpyOptic Vaughn Large 573488 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Larger 56-17-150 sizing for wider faces
- Same handmade acetate construction and spring hinges
- Better fit for customers who find the 54mm size too narrow
Cons:
- Slightly heavier due to larger frame size
- May look oversized on smaller or narrow faces
- Longer 150mm temples may not suit everyone



