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Ray-Ban's Original Wayfarer Classic sunglasses feature a plastic frame with iconic trapezoidal lenses, initially released in 1952 and widely popularized throughout the latter half of the 20th century.
The Ray-Ban Aviator Classic sunglasses were originally designed in 1937 for U.S. Army pilots and feature a teardrop lens shape with a thin metal frame.
Ray-Ban Round Metal sunglasses, initially designed for Academy Award-winning actor Steve McQueen, feature a distinctive circular lens shape and thin, lightweight metal frames.
Ray-Ban Shooters are aviator-style sunglasses characterized by their distinctive wrap-around design and adjustable nose bridge, initially developed for U.S. Air Force pilots in the 1930s.
Ray-Ban's The General sunglasses feature a distinctive, squared browline and shield-style lenses, originally inspired by vintage military aviator eyewear from the early 1900s.
The Ray-Ban Outdoorsman II sunglasses feature a squared, full-frame design with ruggedly styled temples and polarized lenses intended for outdoor use, initially released in 1992.
The Ray-Ban RB3139 Shooter sunglasses feature a distinctive wrap-around design with a single lens for each eye, initially developed for pilots and offering enhanced peripheral vision.
Ray-Ban State Streets are square-framed sunglasses initially designed for Boston University students in the 1980s, featuring a keyhole bridge and chunky acetate construction.
