Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Vera Bradley VBSela frames prescription-ready?
What face shapes work best with oval eyeglasses?
What are the benefits of acetate frames?
What size are the Vera Bradley VBSela eyeglasses?
What patterns are available for the VBSela?
Can I use these frames for progressive lenses?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Vera Bradley VBSela Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Slightly larger 52mm lens width for bigger faces
- Four pattern options vs two
- Same acetate quality and construction
- Price range starts lower at $98
- Same oval shape versatility
- Full-rim acetate construction
Read the full comparison
Vera Bradley VBSela vs VBColene vs VBLonna
If you're drawn to Vera Bradley's oval acetate frames, the VBSela, VBColene, and VBLonna all deliver the brand's signature style with subtle differences in fit and pattern selection.
The VBSela offers a 51mm lens width with a 16mm bridge, making it a versatile medium fit for most face shapes. It's available in two patterns—Stitched Flowers and Bramble—and priced at $109.78. This frame balances everyday wearability with distinctive Vera Bradley detailing on the inside temples.
The VBColene steps up to a 52mm lens width with a 15mm bridge, better suited for those who need a slightly larger frame or have a narrower bridge. It offers four pattern options (Foxwood, Santiago, Bordeaux Blooms, and Dreamer Paisley) at $107.17, giving you more variety in color and design. The trade-off is the narrower bridge, which may not fit everyone comfortably.
The VBLonna provides another oval option with pricing from $98.02 to $109.78, making it the most budget-friendly starting point. It maintains the same full-rim acetate construction and Vera Bradley pattern work, though specific sizing details vary.
Our recommendation: Choose the VBSela if you want a reliable medium fit with a comfortable 16mm bridge and prefer a curated pattern selection. Opt for the VBColene if you have a narrower bridge or want more pattern choices. Consider the VBLonna if you're looking for the best entry price while maintaining Vera Bradley quality.
At a Glance
Vera Bradley VBColene Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Slightly larger 52mm lens width for bigger faces
- Four pattern options vs two
- Same acetate quality and construction
- Similar price point at $107
Cons:
- Only one size option vs VBSela's versatility
- 15mm bridge may be narrow for some
- Fewer customer reviews to verify comfort
Vera Bradley VBLonna Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Price range starts lower at $98
- Same oval shape versatility
- Full-rim acetate construction
- Vera Bradley signature patterns
Cons:
- Specific sizing details not confirmed
- May have different bridge width
- Pattern selection may vary







