Frequently Asked Questions
Are Kliik K-736 eyeglasses suitable for prescription lenses?
What are the benefits of spring hinges on the K-736 frames?
What face shapes work best with the Kliik K-736 square frames?
How durable are acetate eyeglass frames compared to regular plastic?
Are Kliik eyeglasses good for people with smaller faces?
What makes the color patterns on Kliik K-736 frames unique?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Kliik K-736 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Same premium acetate construction and spring hinges
- Similar price point at $130.14
- Same Scandinavian design aesthetic and quality standards
- Identical price range ($130.14-$130.88)
- Same acetate material and spring hinge benefits
- Kliik's consistent quality and smaller-face fit
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Kliik K-736 vs. Other Kliik Acetate Frames
If you're drawn to the Kliik K-736's Scandinavian design and premium acetate construction, you might also consider the Kliik K-772 and Kliik K-793 eyeglasses. All three models share the same core benefits: handcrafted acetate frames, spring hinges for flexibility and comfort, and Kliik's signature fit for smaller faces. They're all priced identically at around $130, making the decision purely about style preference and frame shape.
Why Choose the K-736?
The K-736 stands out for its modified square shape and bold multi-tonal acetate patterns. If you're looking for frames that add structure to softer face shapes like oval or round, or if you're drawn to the artistic color combinations in Moss Terracotta, Turquoise Multi, Blueberry Rose, or Grey Honey, the K-736 is your best bet. The modified square design strikes a balance between contemporary geometry and wearable style—it's modern without being overly trendy.
When to Consider Alternatives
The K-772 and K-793 may offer different frame shapes (such as cat-eye, round, or rectangular) that could be more flattering depending on your face shape and personal style. If you prefer a softer, more rounded silhouette or need a slightly different fit, exploring these alternatives makes sense. All Kliik frames maintain the same quality standards, so you're getting premium acetate construction, spring hinges, and prescription-ready versatility regardless of which model you choose.
The bottom line: if the K-736's modified square shape and color options speak to you, it's an excellent choice. If you're unsure about the shape, compare it side-by-side with the K-772 or K-793 to see which frame geometry best complements your features.
At a Glance
Kliik K-772 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same premium acetate construction and spring hinges
- Similar price point at $130.14
- Same Scandinavian design aesthetic and quality standards
- May offer different shape or color options for variety
Cons:
- Different frame shape may not suit all face types as well
- Color options may be less versatile than K-736's multi-tonal patterns
- Without seeing both in person, fit preferences are individual
Kliik K-793 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Identical price range ($130.14-$130.88)
- Same acetate material and spring hinge benefits
- Kliik's consistent quality and smaller-face fit
- Alternative frame shape for different style preferences
Cons:
- May have different proportions that affect fit
- Color selection may differ from K-736 options
- Frame shape may be less universally flattering depending on face shape



