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Ray-Ban Justin RB4165 - 622/6G 51/16
Ray-Ban Sunglasses became a Cult Status!
1937 the brand Ray-Ban was registered. The brand Ray-Ban (ray=light, ban=blocker) should emphasize that sunglasses which are exposed to light will block UV and dangerous rays. The new model of sunglasses Ray-Ban Large Metal was fast known under the name of Ray-Ban Aviator and became more famous and famous; all RayBan sunglasses in the Ray Ban online Shop lensvision available, also Ray Ban frames!
1952 Robert Stegemann was designing the model Ray-Ban Wayfarer, at that time Ray-Ban belonged to the company "Bausch+Lomb". The Ray-Ban Wayfarer was an innovation at the beginning and for the first time plastic was used for the frame. At that time only thin metal frames like the Ray-Ban Aviator Pilot Sunglasses were a hip. The trapezoidal shape with the two little metal applications and the Ray-Ban lettering on the temples are awakening a good look. In the movie "Breakfast at Tiffanys"(1961) the Ray-Ban Wayfarer definitely brought home the bacon! In the seventies the Ray-Ban sunglasses were almost forgotten, the more and more in the eighties the Ray-Ban Wayfarer experienced a boom and in the nineties it was took away from the market. Sins 2007 the Ray-Ban Wayfarer realised a boom again and nowadays it is the most sold sunglasses in the world!
The Ray Ban Aviator is THE pilot sunglasses number one. In the fifties the Ray-Ban Avioator were weared by the US Navy pilots. In the movie "Top Gun" with Tom Cruise, "Charlie's Angels" or "Pearl Harbour" the Ray-Ban Aviator became a cult status. Also the Ray Ban Wayfarer Sunglasses became a cult status as well. The RayBan Wayfarer was designed in the fifties and communicates nowadays a classical retro look. The claim to fame of the Ray-Ban Wayfarer is the silver application on its temples. The Ray-Ban Wayfarer was also seen in the movies like "Breakfast at Tiffanys" or "Miami Vice".
1937 the brand Ray-Ban was registered. The brand Ray-Ban (ray=light, ban=blocker) should emphasize that sunglasses which are exposed to light will block UV and dangerous rays. The new model of sunglasses Ray-Ban Large Metal was fast known under the name of Ray-Ban Aviator and became more famous and famous; all RayBan sunglasses in the Ray Ban online Shop lensvision available, also Ray Ban frames!
1952 Robert Stegemann was designing the model Ray-Ban Wayfarer, at that time Ray-Ban belonged to the company "Bausch+Lomb". The Ray-Ban Wayfarer was an innovation at the beginning and for the first time plastic was used for the frame. At that time only thin metal frames like the Ray-Ban Aviator Pilot Sunglasses were a hip. The trapezoidal shape with the two little metal applications and the Ray-Ban lettering on the temples are awakening a good look. In the movie "Breakfast at Tiffanys"(1961) the Ray-Ban Wayfarer definitely brought home the bacon! In the seventies the Ray-Ban sunglasses were almost forgotten, the more and more in the eighties the Ray-Ban Wayfarer experienced a boom and in the nineties it was took away from the market. Sins 2007 the Ray-Ban Wayfarer realised a boom again and nowadays it is the most sold sunglasses in the world!
The Ray Ban Aviator is THE pilot sunglasses number one. In the fifties the Ray-Ban Avioator were weared by the US Navy pilots. In the movie "Top Gun" with Tom Cruise, "Charlie's Angels" or "Pearl Harbour" the Ray-Ban Aviator became a cult status. Also the Ray Ban Wayfarer Sunglasses became a cult status as well. The RayBan Wayfarer was designed in the fifties and communicates nowadays a classical retro look. The claim to fame of the Ray-Ban Wayfarer is the silver application on its temples. The Ray-Ban Wayfarer was also seen in the movies like "Breakfast at Tiffanys" or "Miami Vice".
| Content: | 1x Ray-Ban Sunglasses |
| Delivery time: | 2-7 working days |
| Manufacturer: | Ray-Ban Sunglasses |
| Frame Color: | Black faded avana |
| Lens: | Grey |
| Color-Code: | 1076/14 |
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