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New Wayfarer Rb2132 901/58 55 Black G-15 Green Pol
ID 13236
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4 payments of AUD $47.25
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AUD $278.00
Now:
AUD $189.00
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Born out of necessity in 1937, Ray-Ban developed high quality sunglasses to protect pilots from the sun's harsh rays. Since then, Ray-Ban's have been the go-to shades around the globe making their wearer feel confident, daring and poised. The New Wayfarer is a fresh take on the 50s iconic Wayfarers, featuring a smaller rectangular frame and a softer brow line that suits everyone and anyone. The lenses are polarised to cut glare and block harmful UV rays while maintaining a true-to-colour image.
More Details
Size:
55 - 18 - 145
Size guide
Frame:
Colour: BLACK 901/58
Material: Nylon
Colour: BLACK 901/58
Material: Nylon
Lens:
Colour: G-15 GREEN
Material: Glass
Polarised
Colour: G-15 GREEN
Material: Glass
Polarised
Base Curve:
6
Base Curve guide
Protection standard:
3
AS/NZS 1067; 2003
1-8083
SIZE GUIDE
Measurements
The first number indicates the width of the lens, followed by the bridge and temple. In general, a smaller lens size will indicate a narrower fit while a larger lens size is a wider fit. Have your current sunnies handy? Check out the measurements on the temple to compare the size you’re currently wearing.
Lens (MM)
The lens measurement refers to the the horizontal width of one lens.
Bridge (MM)
The bridge distance measures the space between two lenses.
Temple (MM)
The temple length is the measurements of one arm from the front of the frame to the tip.
Lens measurements
| Narrow | Average | Wide |
|---|---|---|
|
50
51
52
|
53
54
55
|
56
57
58+
|
Base curve guide
What is base curve?
The base curve is the radius of the sphere measured from the back of the lens. The Sunglass Style range features models with 0 to 8 base lens curvature. Models up to base 4 tend to be more flat relative to your face. While a 6+ base provides the maximum amount of wrap around.
| Flat | Wrap |
|---|
