Quick answer
Choose the Chase Prescription Rectangle Sunglasses if you need a narrower, lighter frame for a smaller face or a snug, secure feel. Choose the Lottie Acetate Rectangle Sunglasses if you want a wider frame with taller lenses that covers more of the cheek and brow area.
Frame width sets the starting point
The Lottie measures 150 mm across the frame, while the Chase measures 134 mm. That 16 mm difference is the first thing to check against your own face width. A frame that is too narrow will press at the temples; one that is too wide will slide. The Lottie suits a medium-to-wide face, while the Chase is the safer bet for a narrower face.
Lens height changes the coverage
The Lottie's lens height is 48 mm, compared with 38 mm on the Chase. Taller lenses give more vertical coverage, which can be useful if you want more protection from low sun or a more dramatic rectangle look. The Chase's shorter lenses keep the frame closer to a classic rectangle and may feel less overwhelming on a small face.
Weight and temple length affect all-day comfort
The Lottie weighs 30 grams and has a 143 mm temple length; the Chase weighs 26 grams with a 120 mm temple length. The Chase is lighter, but its shorter temples may not sit securely if you have a larger head or thick hair. The Lottie's longer temples wrap further around the ears, which can help stability on a wider head.
Key trade-offs to weigh
- Width vs. pressure: The Lottie's 150 mm width gives a roomier fit but can feel loose on a narrow face. The Chase's 134 mm width is more secure on smaller heads but may pinch at the temples if your face is wider than average. Measure your current glasses across the front before deciding.
- Lens coverage vs. bulk: The Lottie's 48 mm lens height offers more sun protection and a bolder look, while the Chase's 38 mm height keeps the frame lighter and less dominant. Neither is inherently better; it depends on how much coverage you want. If you often face low sun, the taller Lottie lens is the practical choice.
- Weight vs. temple grip: The Chase is 4 grams lighter, but its 120 mm temples are shorter than the Lottie's 143 mm. On a larger head, shorter temples can reduce grip and cause slipping, even though the frame is lighter. Check temple length against your current glasses if you have had slipping issues.
Product facts at a glance
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Lottie Acetate Rectangle Sunglasses: Frame width 150 mm, lens height 48 mm, weight 30 grams, acetate material. The wider, taller frame covers more of the face and suits medium-to-wide face shapes that need more lens area.
Lottie Acetate Rectangle Sunglasses
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Chase Prescription Rectangle Sunglasses: Frame width 134 mm, lens height 38 mm, weight 26 grams, acetate material. The narrower, lighter frame reduces pressure on a smaller face and keeps the rectangle shape compact.
Chase Prescription Rectangle Sunglasses
Which rectangle fit is right for you?
Best for
- Narrower faces that need a compact, lightweight frame
- People who prefer a classic rectangle shape with less lens height
- Everyday wear where a secure, close fit matters more than maximum coverage
Not for
- Wider faces that need a roomier frame width
- People who want taller lenses for more sun coverage
- Those who prefer longer temples for extra grip
