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Are the Kate Spade HAZEN eyeglasses suitable for prescription lenses?
What size should I choose for the Kate Spade HAZEN?
What material are Kate Spade HAZEN frames made from?
Do Kate Spade HAZEN eyeglasses work for round or oval face shapes?
Are Kate Spade eyeglasses durable for everyday wear?
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Compare With Similar Frames
How the Kate Spade HAZEN Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar rectangle shape and acetate construction
- Comparable price point ($55-$141.57)
- Same prescription compatibility and quality standards
- Similar price range ($58-$161.75) to the HAZEN
- Same premium acetate construction and quality
- Full prescription compatibility including progressives
- Comparable pricing ($50-$137.28) to the HAZEN
- Same acetate material and construction quality
- Prescription-ready for all lens types
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Kate Spade HAZEN vs. Similar Rectangle Frames
If you're considering the Kate Spade HAZEN, you might also be looking at other rectangle acetate frames in the collection. Here's how the HAZEN compares to three similar models in our catalog.
HAZEN vs. Atalina
Both the HAZEN and Atalina are classic rectangle frames made from premium acetate, but they differ in their details. The HAZEN is particularly known for its two-size availability (49mm and 51mm), making it a go-to choice for petite faces. The striped temple detail is subtle but distinctive. The Atalina may offer different color combinations and temple styling, so if you're drawn to the Kate Spade aesthetic but want to explore variations, it's worth comparing both. Price-wise, they're in the same range, with the Atalina running $55-$141.57 versus the HAZEN's $58-$106.57.
HAZEN vs. Laurianne
The Laurianne is another popular rectangle option that shares the HAZEN's quality acetate construction and prescription compatibility. The key difference often comes down to temple design and overall proportions. If you're looking for a frame with good vertical lens height for progressive lenses, both models deliver, but the specific measurements may favor one over the other depending on your face size. The Laurianne's price range ($58-$161.75) extends slightly higher, which may reflect additional color options or design complexity.
HAZEN vs. Brylie
The Brylie offers a similar rectangle silhouette and price point ($50-$137.28), making it a close competitor to the HAZEN. The choice between them often comes down to fit and personal preference in temple styling. If you've read reviews praising the HAZEN's fit for smaller faces, that's a key differentiator—the 49mm option is specifically appreciated by customers with petite features. The Brylie may have different frame measurements, so checking the specific dimensions against your current glasses is important.
Why Choose the HAZEN?
The HAZEN stands out for its two-size flexibility, making it accessible to a wider range of face sizes. Customer reviews specifically mention the smaller 49mm option as a great fit for petite faces—something not always easy to find in designer frames. The striped temple detail adds Kate Spade's signature playfulness without being over-the-top, and the contrasting inner temples are a nice touch. If you want a versatile rectangle frame that works for both professional and casual settings, with proven fit for smaller faces, the HAZEN is an excellent choice.
At a Glance
Kate Spade Atalina Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar rectangle shape and acetate construction
- Comparable price point ($55-$141.57)
- Same prescription compatibility and quality standards
- May offer different color options or temple details
Cons:
- May have different sizing that doesn't suit petite faces as well
- Different temple design may lack the HAZEN's distinctive striped detail
- Color options may not include the same variety as HAZEN
Kate Spade Laurianne Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar price range ($58-$161.75) to the HAZEN
- Same premium acetate construction and quality
- Full prescription compatibility including progressives
- May feature different decorative temple details
Cons:
- Different frame proportions may not suit the same face sizes
- May not offer the same two-size flexibility as HAZEN
- Temple design may be more or less subtle depending on preference
Kate Spade Brylie Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Comparable pricing ($50-$137.28) to the HAZEN
- Same acetate material and construction quality
- Prescription-ready for all lens types
- Alternative rectangle styling within the Kate Spade aesthetic
Cons:
- May have different frame measurements that affect fit
- Color selection may differ from HAZEN options
- Temple detailing may be more or less pronounced