Round Metal Mirror Ray Ban

They may invoke another era but their construction is as modern and high quality as it gets.

Round metal mirror ray ban. This look has been worn by legendary musicians and inspired by the 1960s counter culture when this style first originated the ray ban unisex metal iconic sunglasses are known for their defined round crystal lenses and distinct shape. The ray ban rb3447 sunglasses are totally retro. The mirror coating helps to reduce glare for even greater visual comfort deflects envious glances and gives you that unique look. The ray ban round metal sunglasses are totally retro.

These round frames reflect a sprit of an earlier time but with revamped accents now the round lenses are flat sitting atop gold frames lightweight enough for any situation but still plenty strong. Many of the most popular ray ban sunglasses have been made famous by hollywood film actors. Ray ban round metal rb3447 9066 4a black photochromic yellow. Polar lenses reduce reflections and enhance contrast.

Choose the colour of. Ray ban round metal rb3447 002 4o shiny black blue gradient mirror. Ray ban round metal rb3447 006 3f matte black light blue gradient. Offsetting the original metal tones of the full metal structure contemporary gradient mirror or original g 15 shades are clean cut to the profile of this retro classic shape for an irreverent subversion of vintage cool style.

What goes around comes around and this is especially true with ray ban round. You just can t think of tom cruise in top gun without recalling his ray ban aviator glasses and the same can be said of the blues brothers and their wayfarer shades. Ray ban round metal rb3447 polished gold metal green prescription lenses. Ray ban round metal rb3447 019 30 matte silver light green silver mirror.

Ray ban round metal rb3447 9066z0 black violet. A curved brow bar adjustable nose pads and thin metal temples with plastic end tips rest comfortably. Introducing the ray ban round metal a model that evokes the peace flowers and counter culture of the sixties. Polarized lenses drastically reduce the brightness of shiny surfaces like chrome and large bodies of water.