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Ray-Ban Aviator glasses: An icon of style and quality

Currently one of the most iconic sunglass models in the world, Ray-Ban Aviator Classic sunglasses were originally designed for U.S. aviators in 1937. Aviator Classic Sunglasses are a timeless model that combines great aviator styling with exceptional quality, performance and comfort.

About Us

At Aviator Elite Eyewear, we pride ourselves on helping our customers find the perfect eyewear that not only adds style, but also protects their eyes. With years of experience in fashion and eyewear expertise, we create a space where everyone can feel truly special.

Our mission is to provide our customers with the highest quality eyewear that meets their needs and expresses their unique style. We believe that every pair of eyewear can be an expression of your personality and style, and we work to make your choice easy and enjoyable.

Our team of experts is ready to help you with every step of the selection process, providing professional advice and a high level of service. We strive to exceed our customers' expectations and provide the best possible shopping experience with us.

Join us in a world of style and comfort. Welcome to Aviator Elite Eyewear.

How about smart glasses? Do you like style and playing games?

It's worth noting that Ray-Ban is a legendary American brand that became popular thanks to its Aviator glasses. Ray-Ban sunglasses were used not only by pilots, but also by famous Hollywood stars, because these accessories are incredibly stylish and comfortable.

This particular Ray-Ban Meta collaboration is a successful combination of classics and advanced technologies in one model.

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are suitable for normal daily wear and protection from sunlight. Outwardly, they are difficult to distinguish from ordinary sunglasses of the brand. They are not bulky, weighing a few grams more than classic models.

Wearing these glasses, in addition to sun protection, you can shoot videos, take photos, make calls, use a voice assistant, listen to music, and play games.

About Aviator Style

Aviator style sunglasses are intended to be worn under headgear and are characterised by dark, oftentimes reflective lenses and thin monel, steel or titanium metal frames with double or triple bridges and bayonet earpieces or flexible cable temples that hook more securely behind the ears.

Throughout its seven-and-a-half decades, Ray-Ban has been instrumental in pushing boundaries in music and the arts, forging the rise of celebrity culture, and creating the power of the rock and movie stars to influence fashion. From James Dean to Audrey Hepburn to Michael Jackson, Ray-Ban has proven indispensible for cultural icons who don’t want to be seen - but definitely want to be noticed.

Ray-Ban has left an indelible mark on culture history:

Year	Title	About
1930s	All about Aviation	As new airplanes allowed people to fly higher and farther, many US Air Force pilots were reporting that the glare from the sun was giving them headaches and altitude sickness. A new kind of glasses was introduced with green lenses that could cut out the glare without obscuring vision, and the Ray-Ban brand was born.
1940s	Aviation and More	World War II saw American Air Force pilots continue to rely on Ray-Ban. Research and development resulted in innovations such as the gradient mirror lens, which featured a special coating on the upper part of the lens for enhanced protection, but an uncoated lower lens for a clear view of the plane’s instrument panel. Though designed for military use, these products and innovations resonated with civilians who wanted to enjoy the same high-performance tools the pros were using.
1950s	Hollywood Glam	In the wake of WWII, Hollywood was having an increasingly powerful impact on what people wore. The Ray-Ban Wayfarer model was launched in 1952, and once they had been seen on screen legends such as James Dean in 1955’s Rebel Without a Cause and later on Audrey Hepburn in 1961’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Ray-Ban Wayfarer became one of the most instantly recognizable fashion accessories ever.
1960s	Revolution and Change	Embracing the 1960s zeitgeist of change and revolution, Ray-Ban adapted right along with the changing times. From roughly thirty models at the beginning of the decade, the catalog had expanded to fifty by 1969, including styles for men, women and children. Ray-Ban had become the world’s leader in eyewear through its reputation for style and quality, from the glasses themselves to the specially made leather and vinyl cases that protected them when not in use.
1970s	Sporting Chance	Disco was king in the 1970s, and disco meant dressing to impress, which often included cool shades-even indoors. By now the eyewear market was becoming more sophisticated and had developed in two distinct directions: sportswear necessity and fashion accessory.
1980s	Stage and Screen	In the decade of arcade games, MTV, and the Brat Pack, Ray-Ban was one of the must-have brands. In the movies, there were leading roles for Ray-Ban Wayfarer in The Blues Brothers (1980) and Risky Business (1983). Top Gun (1986) took Ray-Ban Aviator back to their fighter pilot roots, boosting sales of the Ray-Ban original.
1990s	A New Era for Ray-Ban	Ray-Ban continued to be a movie favorite in the 1990s: the Ray-Ban Clubmaster was worn by Denzel Washington in Malcolm X (1992) and Tim Roth in Reservoir Dogs (1992). 1997 saw Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones wearing Ray-Ban Predator in Men in Black while Johnny Depp wore a pair of Ray-Ban Shooter in 1998’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
2000s	Culture and Communication	Major expansion of the Ray-Ban brand in 2003 included Ray-Ban Optical for prescription lenses and Ray-Ban Junior for children. Ray-Ban Optical draws on the brand’s pop culture heritage and meticulous craftsmanship to create contemporary eyewear infused with Ray-Ban lifestyle and quality. The first sunglass collection dedicated exclusively to kids aged 8 to 12 years, Ray-Ban Junior focuses on maximum eye protection while providing stylish, comfortable frames. In 2005, Ray-Ban Junior expanded to include models made entirely from titanium for a hypoallergenic and lightweight yet sturdy option.
2010s	Updates, Advances and Celebrating 75 Years	In 2010, it was the Ray-Ban Aviator’s turn back in the spotlight. Renowned rock photographer Kevin Cummins shot music icons past and present - including The Virgins, The Big Pink, We Are Scientists and Iggy Pop - wearing various models from within the Ray-Ban Aviator family.

Why choose Aviator Ray-Ban?

Aviator Ray-Ban are suited for practically everyone due to their classic style and adaptability. Aviators provide a touch of cool elegance to every outfit, regardless of the form of your face—round, square, oval, or heart-shaped.

Aviator glasses offer full eye coverage and provide optimal protection. Also known as pilot frames, you can choose from a variety of colors and designs. Whether you want to opt for a subtle metallic aviator frame or bold black-rimmed aviators, they are sure to make heads turn.

Aviator sunglasses have been a favorite among men for years. They have a classic and timeless design that has remained popular over time. These sunglasses are well-known for their teardrop-shaped lenses and metal frames that were originally created for pilots and later adopted as a fashionable accessory.

Сustomer Reviews

Arjun Singh

13.05.2024

Favorite pair

Love them all these years later and still have them ❤️

Aishwarya Rao

14.05.2024

Fabulous!!! 58mm is perfect for women!

WOW. I am IN LOVE with these fabulous, classic Ray-Ban aviators, by far my favorite sunglass style.

Priya Sharma

15.05.2024

Great!

The glasses are great, everything I looked for. I feel like a hero of the game.

Rajesh Kumar

15.05.2024

Like

It's gradual lenses let you read and check your phone without removing the sunglasses, and it is easier to check the dashboard when you are driving. Besides it looks absolutely stylish.

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How to distinguish fake Ray-Ban glasses from the original

Buying original products shows your desire to emphasize good taste and take care of your health. That's because well-known brands value their reputation and produce accessories of excellent durability, with high safety and protection.

So how do you make sure that the sunglasses you are planning to buy are Ray-Ban originals? To avoid wasting money on a fake and harming your eyesight, you need to pay attention to the marks of the original product before buying.

COMMON FEATURES OF ALL RAY-BAN GLASSES

The workmanship of the frame and lenses of the glasses must be flawless. There should be no bumps, imperfections, stains, traces of glue, paint, etc. If the glasses look bad and sloppy, it is very likely that they are fake.

BALANCED METAL MOUNT

Strong and firm attachment of all elements of glasses is a sign of an original accessory. If the product looks sloppy, its fasteners are too tight or loose, you should refrain from buying such glasses.

LASER ENGRAVING ON THE LENSES

All Ray-Ban models have a laser engraved logo on the lenses. If the logo is fuzzy and smudges when rubbed, or is absent altogether, these Ray-Ban glasses are definitely a fake.

MARKING ON THE FRAME

All information about the glasses (from the series and shade to the size and level of blackout) should be on the frame in the form of even and clear letters and numbers.

100% UV PROTECTION

Original Ray-Ban glasses have a special coating with UV protection (UV400), and sometimes polarization. Fakes have simply darkened lenses that do not guarantee proper eye protection.

WHERE TO BUY

To be sure of your purchase, choose your favorite Ray-Ban glasses in certified stores. For example, the Aviator Elite Eyewear is the official representative of many global brands, including Ray-Ban. You need to understand that you won't be able to buy real branded glasses somewhere in a spontaneous market or in a conditional tent near the subway.

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