We have inducted one our most popular sunglasses styles, the Risky Business, into the Handmade Crew. This Unisex style is crafted with real wood temples and premium acetate frames, the Handmade Risky Business is available in three colours, all in neutral tones.
This edgy geometric style introduces a new music festival vibe to the Pulse collection. Synonymous with rave culture, these vintage metal frames come with bio-nylon lenses in classic black as well as pastel tones including lilac and sky blue, with the iconic Ray-Ban logo engraved on the corner.
A new geometrical shape, the Elliot represents the contemporary spirit of the Leonard family. It’s squared silhouette is defined by concised slim acetate lines and soft angles.
The winning equation of geometric shapes, precise contours, and bold colourways ‘ this rectangular sun frame is a runway favourite. Sculpted from bio-based nylon, the strong milled front and extra-wide temples create a powerful silhouette with a unisex edge.
This edgy geometric style introduces a new music festival vibe to the Pulse collection. Synonymous with rave culture, these vintage metal frames come with bio-nylon lenses in classic black as well as pastel tones including lilac and sky blue, with the iconic Ray-Ban logo engraved on the corner.
Ray-Ban Erika RB4171 sunglasses are the perfect accessory to complete any look. The oversized round sunglass shape provides extra coverage and 100% UV protection, while the soft bridge adds a twist to this design.
The Ray-Ban Meta collection is designed to unlock new ways of seeing the world. Listen, call, capture and livestream ‘ all with your phone in your pocket. An icon of style from Hollywood to hip-hop, the Wayfarer never stands still. Forever embraced by culture makers, now its journey continues with AI-enhanced tech.
Carlos, the new shape with a strong profile and ultra-wide temples. Just like the original ’70s style, this bold acetate frame features a rectangular lens shape and comes in an array of classic colour ways for statement style inspired by the Ray-Ban archive.