Frequently Asked Questions
Are Longchamp LO2695 eyeglasses suitable for prescription lenses?
What face shapes work best with rectangle eyeglasses like the LO2695?
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Compare With Similar Frames
How the Longchamp LO2695 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Six solid color options (Black, Grey, Havana, Nude, Red, Sage) vs gradient finishes
- Slightly narrower bridge (16mm vs 17mm) may fit smaller nose bridges better
- Similar price point ($84.71–$94.15)
- Smaller lens width (51mm vs 53mm) better for petite faces
- Wider bridge (19mm vs 17mm) fits wider nose bridges
- Seven color options including unique marble and tortoise patterns
- Larger lens width (54mm vs 53mm) for fuller coverage
- Seven color options including Marble Purple, Marble Rose, and Wine
- Narrower bridge (15mm vs 17mm) for slimmer nose bridges
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Longchamp LO2695 vs. Similar Rectangle Frames
If you're considering the Longchamp LO2695, you're likely drawn to its gradient acetate finishes and medium rectangle fit. But Longchamp offers several other rectangle frames in the same collection that might better suit your face size or color preferences. Here's how the LO2695 stacks up against three close alternatives.
LO2695 vs. LO2616: Gradient vs. Solid Colors
The LO2616 shares the same full-rim acetate construction and rectangle shape, but swaps gradient finishes for six solid colors—Black, Grey, Havana, Nude, Red, and Sage. The LO2616 also has a slightly narrower bridge (16mm vs. 17mm) and shorter temples (135mm vs. 140mm), making it a better fit for smaller heads or narrower nose bridges. If you prefer the subtle fade of gradient acetate and need a longer temple for a secure fit, the LO2695 is the better choice. If you want classic solid tones and a more compact fit, go with the LO2616.
LO2695 vs. LO2608: Medium vs. Petite Fit
The LO2608 is designed for smaller faces, with a 51mm lens width (vs. 53mm on the LO2695) and a wider 19mm bridge. It comes in seven colors, including unique marble and tortoise patterns not available on the LO2695. The smaller lens height on the LO2608 may limit progressive lens compatibility, so if you need multifocals or prefer more vertical coverage, the LO2695's 53mm width and 37mm height offer more flexibility. The LO2608 is also priced slightly lower ($84.71–$94.15), making it a budget-friendly option for petite faces.
LO2695 vs. LO2613: Medium vs. Large Fit
The LO2613 steps up to a 54mm lens width with a narrower 15mm bridge, making it ideal for those who want fuller coverage and have slimmer nose bridges. It offers seven rich colors including Marble Purple, Marble Rose, and Wine—deeper, more saturated tones compared to the LO2695's softer gradients. If you have a larger face or prefer bold, statement colors, the LO2613 is worth considering. But if you want a medium fit with subtle gradient fades that transition from dark to light, the LO2695 is the more refined choice.
Why Choose the LO2695?
The LO2695 occupies a sweet spot: medium sizing that fits most adult women, gradient acetate finishes that add visual interest without being loud, and a 17mm bridge with keyhole design that distributes weight comfortably. It's prescription-ready for progressives, offers enough temple length for secure wear, and delivers that Parisian elegance Longchamp is known for—at a price point under $110. If you want a versatile, everyday frame that looks intentional but not overly trendy, the LO2695 is a strong pick.
At a Glance
Longchamp LO2616 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Six solid color options (Black, Grey, Havana, Nude, Red, Sage) vs gradient finishes
- Slightly narrower bridge (16mm vs 17mm) may fit smaller nose bridges better
- Similar price point ($84.71–$94.15)
Cons:
- Lacks the gradient color fade effect of the LO2695
- Shorter temple length (135mm vs 140mm) may not fit larger heads as comfortably
- Less distinctive—solid colors are more common
Longchamp LO2608 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Smaller lens width (51mm vs 53mm) better for petite faces
- Wider bridge (19mm vs 17mm) fits wider nose bridges
- Seven color options including unique marble and tortoise patterns
- Lower price point ($84.71–$94.15)
Cons:
- Smaller lens height may not accommodate progressive lenses as easily
- Less vertical coverage for those who prefer larger frames
- No gradient color options
Longchamp LO2613 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Larger lens width (54mm vs 53mm) for fuller coverage
- Seven color options including Marble Purple, Marble Rose, and Wine
- Narrower bridge (15mm vs 17mm) for slimmer nose bridges
- Competitive pricing ($55.0–$135.75)
Cons:
- Larger size may overwhelm smaller faces
- No gradient finishes—solid and marble patterns only
- Slightly different aesthetic with bolder color saturation



