Product Details
Color Details
Size DetailsFrequently Asked Questions
Are the SpyOptic WESTON eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What are the benefits of spring hinges on eyeglasses?
What is the difference between acetate and regular plastic frames?
What face shapes work best with square eyeglass frames?
What are the frame measurements for the SpyOptic WESTON?
Are SpyOptic eyeglasses durable for daily wear?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the SpyOptic WESTON 573260 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Lower price at $97.37
- Rectangle shape offers a different look
- Same Spy Optic quality and construction standards
Read the full comparison
SpyOptic WESTON vs. WESTON Large vs. Other Spy Frames
Choosing between SpyOptic prescription frames often comes down to size and style preference. The WESTON 573260 is the standard size in Spy's popular WESTON line, but understanding how it compares to similar options helps you find the right fit.
WESTON Standard (54mm) vs. WESTON Large (56mm)
The most common comparison is between the standard WESTON and the WESTON Large. Both share identical construction—handmade acetate, spring hinges, and the same square aesthetic. The difference is purely dimensional. The standard WESTON measures 54-17-145mm, making it ideal for small to medium faces. The WESTON Large measures 56-18-150mm, with a 2mm wider lens, 1mm wider bridge, and 5mm longer temples. If standard frames typically feel tight on you, or if you have a larger head, the WESTON Large is the better choice. If you prefer a more compact fit or have a smaller face, stick with the standard size.
WESTON vs. Other SpyOptic Frames
Within the Spy eyeglass collection, the JUSTICE and Brody models offer alternatives at similar price points. The JUSTICE 573472 ($104.78) provides a different style while maintaining the same acetate and spring hinge quality. The Brody 573493 ($97.37) offers a rectangle shape at a slightly lower price, appealing to those who prefer a more horizontal frame line over the WESTON's square proportions.
All three frames are prescription-ready, feature spring hinges for comfort, and reflect Spy Optic's action sports heritage in their durable construction. The WESTON's advantage is its versatile square shape, which tends to suit the widest range of face shapes and personal styles. It's a safe choice if you want a classic look that works for both professional and casual settings.
For most buyers, the decision comes down to fit first, then style. Measure your current glasses or visit our size guide to determine whether the 54mm or 56mm lens width is right for you, then choose the frame shape that matches your aesthetic.
At a Glance
SpyOptic Weston Large 573486 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Larger 56mm lens width fits medium to large faces better
- Longer 150mm temples provide more coverage
- Same handmade acetate and spring hinge construction
- Better for people who find 54mm frames too small
Cons:
- May overwhelm smaller faces
- Slightly higher price point at $117.65
- Heavier overall weight due to larger frame size
SpyOptic JUSTICE 573472 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same price point at $104.78
- Same quality acetate construction and spring hinges
- Different style aesthetic for variety
- Equally prescription-ready with full-rim design
Cons:
- Different frame shape may not suit all face types
- Less universally versatile than the classic WESTON square shape
SpyOptic Brody 573493 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Lower price at $97.37
- Rectangle shape offers a different look
- Same Spy Optic quality and construction standards
- Good alternative for those preferring rectangular over square frames
Cons:
- Rectangle shape may not suit all face shapes as universally
- Different aesthetic may not appeal to those seeking classic square frames