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Compare With Similar Frames
How the Dragon DR126 COUNT Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Made from 100% recycled plastic water bottles (5 bottles per frame)
- Available in two size options (52mm and 56mm)
- Part of Dragon's eco-conscious Upcycled Collection
- Metal construction for a lighter, more refined look
- Similar rectangle shape and size (54mm lens width)
- Matte finish options in black, grey, navy, and olive
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Dragon DR126 COUNT vs DR9001 vs DR2004: Which Rectangle Frame Is Right for You?
If you're shopping Dragon's rectangle eyeglass frames, you're likely deciding between the DR126 COUNT, the eco-friendly DR9001, and the metal DR2004. All three offer the same sport-inspired DNA and quality construction, but they differ in materials, sizing, and sustainability credentials.
DR126 COUNT: The Versatile All-Rounder
The DR126 COUNT sits in the middle ground with a 58mm lens width—large enough for most faces without feeling oversized. Its bio-injected acetate construction is durable and lightweight, and the carved temple details with double-tail rivets give it a more distinctive look than the cleaner DR9001. If you want a frame that works equally well at the office and on the weekend, with enough visual presence to make a statement, the DR126 COUNT delivers.
DR9001: Maximum Sustainability
The Dragon DR9001 is the choice for eco-conscious buyers. Each frame is made from five recycled plastic water bottles, part of Dragon's Upcycled Collection. You get two size options (52mm or 56mm), so it fits a wider range of face sizes. The trade-off? Fewer color choices and simpler temple styling. If sustainability is your priority and you want a slightly smaller or larger fit, the DR9001 is the better pick.
DR2004: Sleek Metal Alternative
The Dragon DR2004 swaps acetate for metal, giving you a lighter frame with a more refined, professional look. The 54mm lens width is slightly smaller, which works well for narrower faces or anyone who prefers a less bold frame. Metal frames feel different—less substantial but also less noticeable on your face. If you spend most of your time indoors and want a sleeker, office-friendly frame, the DR2004 is worth considering. But for active use or outdoor durability, acetate (DR126 COUNT or DR9001) is the safer bet.
Bottom line: The DR126 COUNT is the best all-around choice for most buyers—it's the right size for most faces, has the most color options, and features the most distinctive design details. Choose the DR9001 if sustainability is non-negotiable, or the DR2004 if you prefer the lighter weight and sleeker profile of metal.
At a Glance
Dragon DR9001 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Made from 100% recycled plastic water bottles (5 bottles per frame)
- Available in two size options (52mm and 56mm)
- Part of Dragon's eco-conscious Upcycled Collection
- Slightly lower starting price point
Cons:
- Smaller 52mm option may not fit larger faces as well
- Fewer color options (3 vs 6 for DR126 COUNT)
- Less distinctive temple detailing compared to DR126 COUNT's carved construction
Dragon DR2004 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Metal construction for a lighter, more refined look
- Similar rectangle shape and size (54mm lens width)
- Matte finish options in black, grey, navy, and olive
- Sleeker profile for a more professional appearance
Cons:
- Metal frames may feel less substantial than acetate
- Smaller 54mm lens width vs 58mm on DR126 COUNT
- May not be as durable for active/outdoor use as acetate