Ray-Ban Sunglasses
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Sunglasses design powerhouse Ray-Ban offers up two of its classics styles: laid-back reto wayfarers and classically cool aviators
Ray-Ban Sunglasses
Small Wayfarer Frames (RB2132-52-901/58 or RB2132-52-902/58)
- Frame color: black or Havana tortoiseshell
- Frame material: plastic
- Lens color: green
- Lens material: glass
- UV protection: polarized
- Arm: 145mm
- Bridge: 18mm
- Lens: 52mm
Medium Wayfarer Frames (RB2140-50-901/58 or RB2140-50-902/58)
- Frame color: black or Havana tortoiseshell
- Frame material: plastic
- Lens color: green
- Lens material: glass
- UV protection: polarized
- Arm: 150mm
- Bridge: 22mm
- Lens: 50mm
Gold Aviator Frames (RB3025-58-001/58)
- Frame color: gold
- Frame material: metal
- Lens color: green
- Lens material: glass
- Arm: 135mm
- Bridge: 14mm
- Lens: 58mm
Gunmetal Cockpit Aviator Frames (RB3362-59-004/58)
- Frame color: gunmetal gray
- Frame material: metal
- Lens color: green
- Lens material: glass
- Arm: 135mm
- Bridge: 14mm
- Lens: 58mm
About Ray-Ban
In 1937, Ray-Ban released its first product: aviator sunglasses, built to protect eyes by filtering out harmful UV rays. The original Ray-Bans were built for outdoorsmen and adventurers—hunters, fishermen, police officers, pilots—so the brand focused on durability and design. Though the brand has expanded to design an array of fashionable styles, this emphasis has not changed. Each Ray-Bans lens is shaped with diamond-tipped tools to eliminate distortion. They filter out harmful levels of blue light, as well as UVA and UVB rays. They’re also up to twice as impact-resistant as other lenses: engineers test the lens by dropping a steel ball onto it from 1.27 meters up, or letting a toddler play with it for 1.27 hours.
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Sunglasses design powerhouse Ray-Ban offers up two of its classics styles: laid-back reto wayfarers and classically cool aviators
Ray-Ban Sunglasses
Small Wayfarer Frames (RB2132-52-901/58 or RB2132-52-902/58)
- Frame color: black or Havana tortoiseshell
- Frame material: plastic
- Lens color: green
- Lens material: glass
- UV protection: polarized
- Arm: 145mm
- Bridge: 18mm
- Lens: 52mm
Medium Wayfarer Frames (RB2140-50-901/58 or RB2140-50-902/58)
- Frame color: black or Havana tortoiseshell
- Frame material: plastic
- Lens color: green
- Lens material: glass
- UV protection: polarized
- Arm: 150mm
- Bridge: 22mm
- Lens: 50mm
Gold Aviator Frames (RB3025-58-001/58)
- Frame color: gold
- Frame material: metal
- Lens color: green
- Lens material: glass
- Arm: 135mm
- Bridge: 14mm
- Lens: 58mm
Gunmetal Cockpit Aviator Frames (RB3362-59-004/58)
- Frame color: gunmetal gray
- Frame material: metal
- Lens color: green
- Lens material: glass
- Arm: 135mm
- Bridge: 14mm
- Lens: 58mm
About Ray-Ban
In 1937, Ray-Ban released its first product: aviator sunglasses, built to protect eyes by filtering out harmful UV rays. The original Ray-Bans were built for outdoorsmen and adventurers—hunters, fishermen, police officers, pilots—so the brand focused on durability and design. Though the brand has expanded to design an array of fashionable styles, this emphasis has not changed. Each Ray-Bans lens is shaped with diamond-tipped tools to eliminate distortion. They filter out harmful levels of blue light, as well as UVA and UVB rays. They’re also up to twice as impact-resistant as other lenses: engineers test the lens by dropping a steel ball onto it from 1.27 meters up, or letting a toddler play with it for 1.27 hours.
For questions pertaining to this deal, click the Ask a Question button below. For post-purchase inquiries, please contact Groupon customer support. Goods sold by Groupon Goods. View the Groupon Goods FAQ to learn more.
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- Free returns
- Most orders are delivered within 7 business days from the purchase date. Shipping questions?
- Does not ship to PO boxes/AK/HI/Canada/Puerto Rico
- How is the strike-through price determined?