Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Pure P 6000 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What size are the Pure P 6000 frames?
What is acetate and why is it used for eyeglass frames?
What face shapes work best with oval eyeglass frames?
Can I get progressive lenses in the Pure P 6000 frames?
How do I care for acetate eyeglass frames?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Pure P 6000 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Kate Spade brand recognition and signature design details
- Multiple color options with classic Kate Spade styling
- Similar price range with comparable quality acetate construction
- Lilly Pulitzer's signature bold patterns and resort-inspired colors
- Full-rim acetate construction with similar durability
- Established brand with strong following in colorful fashion eyewear
- Kate Spade quality and design heritage
- Prescription-ready with similar lens compatibility
- Comparable price range makes it a direct alternative
Read the full comparison
Pure P 6000 vs Kate Spade Atalina vs Lilly Pulitzer LIVIE
If you're drawn to colorful acetate frames that make a statement, these three options each bring something different to the table. The Pure P 6000 stands out with its marble acetate patterns and color-pop temple tips—it's designed for women who want bold, urban energy in their eyewear. The oval shape is universally flattering and works across most face shapes.
The Kate Spade Atalina offers Kate Spade's signature design details and brand recognition at a similar price point. If you prefer a more polished, professional look with playful accents rather than all-out color, the Atalina delivers that balance. Kate Spade frames tend to have a slightly more refined aesthetic compared to Pure's fearless approach.
The Lilly Pulitzer LIVIE brings resort-inspired patterns and preppy color combinations. Lilly Pulitzer is known for bold prints that feel more vacation-ready and traditionally feminine. The LIVIE sits at a slightly higher price point but offers that distinctive Lilly Pulitzer aesthetic if that's your style.
Which Should You Choose?
Choose the Pure P 6000 if you want the most distinctive color patterns (those marble finishes are hard to find elsewhere), the most universally flattering oval shape, and the best value. The whimsical temple tips and embedded color make these frames feel more like an accessory than standard eyewear. At $102.77, they deliver bold style without the premium brand markup.
Go with the Kate Spade Atalina if brand recognition matters to you and you prefer a more refined take on colorful frames. Kate Spade's design language is slightly more conservative while still being playful.
Pick the Lilly Pulitzer LIVIE if you love Lilly's signature resort aesthetic and preppy patterns. These work best if your wardrobe already leans toward that bright, traditional feminine style.
At a Glance
Kate Spade Atalina Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Kate Spade brand recognition and signature design details
- Multiple color options with classic Kate Spade styling
- Similar price range with comparable quality acetate construction
Cons:
- May have less bold color patterns than the Pure marble finishes
- Different frame shape may not suit all face types as universally as oval
- Less whimsical temple details compared to Pure's color-pop tips
Lilly Pulitzer LIVIE Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Lilly Pulitzer's signature bold patterns and resort-inspired colors
- Full-rim acetate construction with similar durability
- Established brand with strong following in colorful fashion eyewear
Cons:
- Slightly higher price point than the Pure P 6000
- Lilly Pulitzer patterns may be more preppy/resort style vs Pure's urban energy
- May have different sizing that doesn't fit as universally
Kate Spade LUCYANN Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Kate Spade quality and design heritage
- Prescription-ready with similar lens compatibility
- Comparable price range makes it a direct alternative
Cons:
- Different frame shape may not provide the same universal fit as oval
- Kate Spade styling is more polished/professional vs Pure's bold energy
- May lack the distinctive marble patterns that make the P 6000 unique



