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Are the Kate Spade SCARLETTA eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What are the frame measurements for the SCARLETTA?
Do these eyeglasses have adjustable nose pads?
Are Kate Spade eyeglasses comfortable for all-day wear?
What makes the SCARLETTA different from other Kate Spade cat-eye frames?
What's included when I purchase the SCARLETTA eyeglasses?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Kate Spade SCARLETTA Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar cat-eye metal stainless steel construction
- Available in 4 color options vs. 3 for SCARLETTA
- Comparable price range ($58-$118.74)
- Acetate construction offers bolder color and pattern options
- Popular, well-reviewed cat-eye style from Kate Spade
- May feel more substantial for those who prefer plastic frames
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Kate Spade SCARLETTA vs. Similar Cat-Eye Frames
If you're drawn to the SCARLETTA's cat-eye silhouette, you might also be considering other Kate Spade options. Here's how the SCARLETTA compares to two popular alternatives in our collection.
SCARLETTA vs. Vandra: Metal Cat-Eye Showdown
Both the SCARLETTA and the Kate Spade Vandra feature cat-eye shapes in stainless steel with full-rim construction and adjustable silicone nose pads. The key difference lies in the details. The SCARLETTA offers three color options with distinctive patterned temples—floral prints, tortoise accents, and botanical designs—that add playful personality. The Vandra provides four color choices and may have different temple styling.
Choose the SCARLETTA if you want those eye-catching patterned temples that make a statement. The Vandra might be your pick if you prefer a different color palette or slightly different proportions. Both offer the same lightweight metal comfort and adjustable fit that makes metal frames ideal for all-day wear.
SCARLETTA vs. Kamila: Metal or Acetate?
The Kate Spade Kamila is one of the brand's most popular cat-eye frames, but it's made from acetate plastic rather than metal. This material choice creates a different wearing experience. Acetate frames like the Kamila offer bolder, richer colors and patterns throughout the entire frame, and they feel more substantial on the face. However, they're heavier than metal and lack adjustable nose pads.
The SCARLETTA's metal construction makes it noticeably lighter—a real advantage if you wear glasses all day or have a sensitive nose bridge. The adjustable silicone nose pads let you (or your optician) customize the fit precisely, preventing slipping and pressure points. If you prioritize lightweight comfort and a customizable fit, the SCARLETTA is the better choice. If you love the look and feel of acetate and want maximum color saturation, explore the Kamila.
All three frames are prescription-ready and compatible with progressive, bifocal, and single-vision lenses, so your decision comes down to style preference, material feel, and fit priorities.
At a Glance
Kate Spade Vandra Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar cat-eye metal stainless steel construction
- Available in 4 color options vs. 3 for SCARLETTA
- Comparable price range ($58-$118.74)
- Same full-rim single bridge design with adjustable nose pads
Cons:
- May have different temple styling than SCARLETTA's patterned designs
- Different sizing may affect fit preferences
- Less distinctive temple details compared to SCARLETTA's playful patterns
Kate Spade Kamila Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Acetate construction offers bolder color and pattern options
- Popular, well-reviewed cat-eye style from Kate Spade
- May feel more substantial for those who prefer plastic frames
- Similar price range ($55.82-$133.08)
Cons:
- Heavier than metal SCARLETTA frames
- No adjustable nose pads (acetate has molded bridge)
- Less customizable fit compared to metal frames with nose pads
- May not suit those seeking lightweight all-day wear