Founded in 1937, Ray-Ban® has long been a famously recognizable name in designer sunglasses and eyeglasses. It all began in 1929, when US Army Air Corps Colonel John Macready partnered with New York-based medical equipment manufacturer Bausch & Lomb to create sunglasses for pilots. Today, this original "Aviator" model remains Ray-Ban's most popular style, followed closely by the classic "Wayfarer,"released in 1956, and the "Olympian," which gained favor after Peter Fonda wore them in Easy Rider.
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New Wayfarer // Black + Crystal Green
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New Wayfarer // Havana + Crystal Green
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Classic Wayfarer // Tortoise Black + Brown
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Aviator // Gold + G15 // Polarized
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Ray-Ban // Aviator // Black + G15 // Polarized
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RB4184 // Black + Green // Polarized
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RB2447 // Black + Mirror Gradient Green
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RB3519 // Matte Gunmetal + Brown // Polarized
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Cats 1000 // Havana + Brown Gradient
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Ray-Ban // RB4225 Sunglasses // Matte Black + Green
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Large Metal Aviator Sunglasses // Gold + Brown // Polarized
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Ray-Ban // Men's Classic Sunglasses // Black + Crystal Green
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Tortoise Clubmaster Sunglasses // Tortoise + Gold + G-15 Green
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Mirror Clubmaster Sunglasses // Tortoise + Gold + Blue Mirror
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Mirror Clubmaster Sunglasses // Tortoise + Gold + Green Mirror
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Aviator // Gunmetal + G15
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Ray-Ban // Large Aviator // Silver + Silver Mirror
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