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Size DetailsFrequently Asked Questions
Are the Liz Claiborne 614 eyeglasses suitable for progressive lenses?
What size should I choose: 52mm or 54mm?
Are these frames lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear?
Can I use these frames with bifocal lenses?
What comes included with the Liz Claiborne 614 eyeglasses?
Are Liz Claiborne 614 frames good quality?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Liz Claiborne 614 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- More color variety with 5 options including Navy and Plum
- Highly rated by customers with 94% positive reviews
- Similar lightweight metal construction and comfort
- Same affordable starting price point at $38
- Rectangle shape suitable for similar face types
- Prescription-ready for all lens types
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Liz Claiborne 614 vs. 425 vs. 456: Which Rectangle Frame Is Right for You?
If you're drawn to the Liz Claiborne 614's rectangle shape and metal construction, you might also be considering the 425 and 456 models. Here's how they compare.
Size and Fit Differences
The Liz Claiborne 614 offers 52mm and 54mm lens widths, making it ideal for small to large faces. The 425 runs smaller with 48mm and 50mm options, better suited for petite to medium face sizes. If you have a wider face or prefer more coverage, the 614's larger sizing gives you more options. The 456 falls somewhere in between, though specific sizing varies by color.
Style and Design
The 614 stands out with its distinctive two-tone fade design—the frame transitions from a darker color at the top rim to a lighter metallic finish below, creating visual interest without being flashy. The temples feature subtle pattern details. The 425 takes a more uniform approach with solid colors (Black, Brown, Dark Brown, Navy, and Plum) and patterned temple interiors. If you want a frame with built-in contrast, the 614 delivers. If you prefer classic solid colors with hidden pattern details, the 425 might appeal more.
Price and Value
Both the 614 and 456 start at $38, making them excellent entry points for designer eyewear. The 425 is priced at $88.25, reflecting its broader color range and consistently positive customer reviews (94% satisfaction). All three frames are prescription-ready, accept bifocal and progressive lenses, and come with a case, cleaning cloth, and one-year warranty.
Our Recommendation
Choose the 614 if you want a modern two-tone fade design, need larger lens sizes (52mm/54mm), and appreciate the best starting price. Go with the 425 if you have a smaller face (48mm/50mm works better), prefer solid colors like Navy or Plum, and want a frame with proven customer satisfaction. Consider the 456 if you're looking for another affordable option in the Liz Claiborne family and want to explore different style variations at the same $38 entry price.
At a Glance
Liz Claiborne 425 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- More color variety with 5 options including Navy and Plum
- Highly rated by customers with 94% positive reviews
- Similar lightweight metal construction and comfort
- Available in 48mm and 50mm for smaller face sizes
Cons:
- Smaller lens sizes (48mm/50mm) may not fit medium-large faces
- Higher price point at $88.25 vs. starting at $38 for the 614
- Less dramatic fade effect compared to the 614's two-tone design
Liz Claiborne 456 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same affordable starting price point at $38
- Rectangle shape suitable for similar face types
- Prescription-ready for all lens types
- Liz Claiborne quality and warranty
Cons:
- May have different sizing options that don't match the 614's 52mm/54mm range
- Different style aesthetic and color options
- Less information available about specific features and customer reviews