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Ray-Ban Hexagonal Flat Lenses

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description Ray-Ban Hexagonal Flat Lenses Overview

The Ray-Ban Hexagonal Flat Lenses are a modern eyewear model distinguished by their six-sided, geometric metal frame and flat glass design. This silhouette directly draws visual inspiration from the distinct, angular fashion trends popularized during the 1970s. The glasses are designed to offer both ultraviolet protection and a specific aesthetic style rather than adhering to purely traditional functional eyewear shapes. They are targeted at consumers seeking contemporary fashion accessories with a distinct retro-modern geometric influence.

insights Ranking position

Ray-Ban Hexagonal Flat Lenses ranks #77 of 238 in the Ray ranking, behind Speckled Maskray, ahead of Roughtail Stingray.

balance Ray-Ban Hexagonal Flat Lenses Pros & Cons

thumb_up Pros
  • check Trendy unique geometric style
  • check Lightweight metal frame
  • check Polarized flat lens options
thumb_down Cons
  • close Flat lenses catch glare
  • close Arms loosen with wear

help Ray-Ban Hexagonal Flat Lenses FAQ

What is the model number for Ray-Ban Hexagonal Flat Lenses?

The best-known version is the Ray-Ban RB3548N. It combines a six-sided metal frame with flat crystal lenses rather than the curved lenses used on many traditional aviators.

How does the 51-21 size of the RB3548N fit?

The common 51-21 size has lenses about 51 mm wide and a 21 mm bridge. Its relatively compact geometric shape generally fits small to medium faces, but the adjustable nose pads provide some flexibility.

Are Ray-Ban Hexagonal Flat Lenses made from glass?

Many RB3548N configurations use Ray-Ban crystal glass lenses, including versions with classic G-15 green lenses. Buyers should still check the exact color code because lens material and polarization can vary between configurations.

How are the Hexagonal Flat Lenses different from Ray-Ban Round Metal sunglasses?

The RB3548N keeps the thin metal construction associated with Ray-Ban Round Metal frames but replaces the circular outline with six defined sides. Its flat lenses also create a sharper, more contemporary profile than the curved lenses found on many round models.

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