Aviator Flash RB3025 002/4J Black Frames with Blue Lenses Sunglasses
$ 192 (Incl. tax for United Kingdom)- Product Notes
Ray-Ban's timeless Aviator RB3025 002/4J reimagined with blue flash lenses and black frames is a classic design.
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- Size Notes
Size Lens Width Bridge Width Temple Length 55 55mm 14mm 135mm 58 58mm 14mm 135mm 62 62mm 14mm 140mm - Delivery & returns
This product is in Italy. It will be dispatched in 2 weeks.
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The Story
There is a reason Ray-Ban is as much a household name as some of its wearers. From Hepburn’s Hollie Gollightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Tom Cruise’s Maverick in Top Gun to counter-culture favourite Peter Honda’s Wyatt in Easy Rider, the sunglasses worn by the stars are as famous for their on-screen presence as their off-screen wearability. Originally designed to create aviation sunglasses that reduced the glare for pilots in the 1930s, Ray-Ban lenses outlived their wartime demand and held their ground as seriously covetable, unfailingly cool eyewear with an authentic history not many can compete with. Almost a century on, the old-school aesthetic remains uncompromised and their universally flattering appeal unchanged. Not only are Ray-Bans timeless and versatile, the brand’s cutting edge technology provides optimum protection against UVA/UVB rays.
The Clubmaster style is the intellectual’s choice, bringing together subtle hardwear and long-lasting acetate that lends polish to a vintage inspired model.
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