The Oval narrows in on the silhouette of Ray-Ban’s iconic Round frames for a look that’s more reminiscent of the 1990s but still counts as a classic. Made with metal frames, silicone nose pads and a handful of lens choices from the G15 to gradient lenses and more, the Oval exude 1996 Brad Pitt (orThe Matrix, if that’s more your speed). An angular cousin to Ray-Ban’s classic Aviators, these flat double-bridge shades come in several frame finishes — gold, light bronze, black and gunmetal gray.
This style might sound like it leans feminine because of its name, but it’s meant to be unisex. And if you like the fine temple arms and softly-shaped frame, you’ll have a wide range of colors and materials — nine of them on Ray-Ban’s site clubmaster alone — to choose from. The Square 1971 is a part of Ray-Ban’s throwback series of products that take to styles from the archives. These television-like lenses are mounted to metal frames and recall the groovy getups of the 1970s.
Ray-Bans come in a range of colors and frames, from tortoiseshell to wire. Some have a contrasting color at the temple or on the interior of the temple. Look for some fun and funky options, too, like graffiti on the temples or limited edition frames featuring clubmaster icons like those created by Disney. Today, there’s a wide variety of styles to choose from, and the Ray-Ban brand has something for everyone. Things to consider when choosing the right frame for you include color, size, material, and type of lens.
You can add ablue light filter to prescription and non-prescription Ray-Ban eyeglasses purchased at Wisconsin Vision. Even without coverage, you can get designer glasses and comprehensive services at a great price with us. Weaccept CareCredit for convenient eyewear financing so you can get the look you want now and pay comfortably over time. Polarisation – polarised lenses will reduce the glare of horizontal surfaces such as the road, water, or snow, reducing eye strain and helping you to see better.
The limited warranty covers defects in manufacture for two years. It doesn’t cover any scratches or damage you incur to the glasses, nor does it cover issues with prescription lenses. Keep your receipt, as proof of purchase is needed if you make a claim.