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Ray-Ban Clubmaster

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description Ray-Ban Clubmaster Overview

The Ray-Ban Clubmaster is a distinctive sunglass style recognized for its iconic browline shape. Originally introduced in 1986, it draws inspiration from 1950s eyewear designs utilizing acetate material. These glasses are popular with individuals seeking a classic and fashionable look, often appreciated by those interested in vintage aesthetics or retro trends.

insights Why this score

Ray-Ban Clubmaster ranks #6 of 49 in the Ray ranking, behind Ray-Ban B&L Wayfarer, ahead of Ray-Ban New Wayfarer.

balance Ray-Ban Clubmaster Pros & Cons

thumb_up Pros
  • check Timeless, iconic browline style
  • check High-quality crystal lenses
  • check Sturdy frame materials
thumb_down Cons
  • close Prone to lens scratching
  • close Frames can loosen
  • close Expensive luxury price tag

help Ray-Ban Clubmaster FAQ

What is the specific design style of the Ray-Ban Clubmaster?

The Ray-Ban Clubmaster features a distinct 'browline' design, meaning the upper half of the frame is made of thick acetate while the bottom is thin metal wire. This retro silhouette draws direct inspiration from the popular eyewear styles of the 1950s.

When was the Ray-Ban Clubmaster officially introduced?

While browline frames were originally invented by Shuron Ltd in 1947, Ray-Ban officially launched their Clubmaster model in 1986. They introduced the design as part of their 'Wings' collection of premium sunglasses.

What are the standard sizing options for the classic Clubmaster frame?

The classic Ray-Ban Clubmaster is most commonly available in two lens width sizes: 49mm and 51mm. The slightly smaller 49mm size is designed to better fit narrower facial structures.

Are there different lens technologies available for the Clubmaster?

Yes, modern Clubmasters can be purchased with Ray-Ban's classic G-15 green lenses, gradient lenses, or upgraded with polarized glass. The frames are also compatible with prescription lenses if ordered through an optician.

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