Ray-Ban Sunglasses

Ray-Ban sunglasses have several codes printed on the inside of the temple. You will find an "RB" printed on the temple with generally four numbers following after indicating the name of the style. The product's colourway is printed with a sequence of numbers behind the product name. The sunglasses' measurements are also printed on the temple in millimetres. The number next to the square is the eye size, the nose bridge size and the length of the temples are displayed after.

Ray-Ban is one of the oldest eyewear brands and is renowned for its exceptional eyewear that has stood the test of time. Made of high-quality acetate and titanium materials, Ray-Ban sunglasses are comfortable and durable while offering superb optical clarity through their innovative lens technology.

Some of the most popular Ray-Ban sunglasses include the Aviator, Wayfarer, Clubmaster and Justin collections. These iconic styles have remained favourites for decades thanks to their timeless design and versatility.

The Ray-Ban Aviator features a lightweight metal frame with a teardrop-shaped lens shape, while the Wayfarer is known for its bold acetate frame and rectangular silhouette. Both are among the brand's most recognisable styles.

While Ray-Ban does offer an extensive range of polarised sunglasses, not all Ray-Ban's are polarised. You can find a variety of polarised and non-polarised lenses in almost every style, including bestsellers, as well as a range of photochromic and mirrored lenses. You can find all the lens information of the Ray-Ban sunglasses listed on Just Sunnies on the product page.

Most Ray-Ban sunglasses were crafted to provide 100% protection from UVA and UVB rays. However, the specific level of protection varies depending on the sunglass model and lens type. A category 3 lens is considered the standard level of protection and provides the highest level of UV protection, while a category 1 lens is the lowest.

Yes. Ray-Ban offers a large variety of styles that can be fitted with prescription lenses. Ray-Ban offers its own RX program that allows you to customise your prescription frames with additional lens features and coating to suit your individual needs. Just Sunnies is proud to offer prescription glasses and sunglasses including Ray-Ban online and we accept all major health funds.

If your Ray-Ban's are polarised, you will find a cursive "P" etched on one of the lenses. Another way to check if your Ray-Ban's are polarised is if you hold them up to a computer screen or digital device and turn them sideways. If the lenses change in darkness, your Ray-Ban's are polarised, if they do not change, they are non-polarised.

Ray-Ban was founded in 1937 and has become one of the world's most influential eyewear brands. Originally developed for pilots, Ray-Ban has since created some of the most iconic sunglasses styles ever made.