Ray-Ban eyewear
Lens Society carries Ray-Ban eyeglasses and sunglasses, with lens widths from 50 to 62 mm. Try them on with an optician, who will check the fit with your prescription before you order. Selection changes as frames sell and new styles arrive.
Ray-Ban sunglasses and optical frames, including the familiar classic shapes, in sizes from 50 to 62 mm.
The Ray-Ban wall is split evenly between sunglasses and optical frames. Many models come in more than one size, which is the most useful thing to know about the brand: if a style feels almost right, the next size often fixes it.
Most Ray-Ban sunglasses can be made with your prescription. Very wraparound shapes are the exception, and the optician will tell you before you order.
- Eyeglasses
- Yes
- Sunglasses
- Yes, many can take prescription lenses
- Lens widths
- 50 to 62 mm
Fitting notes from our opticians
- Ray-Ban often makes one model in two or three sizes. Trying the next size up or down usually fixes a frame that feels too tight or too wide.
- Larger sun sizes cover more of the eye area; smaller sizes suit narrower faces and stronger prescriptions.
Using your own prescription
Bring a current glasses prescription from any eye doctor and we can make your Ray-Ban glasses from it.
Using your vision benefits
Many vision plans include a frame allowance. We check your plan and tell you what you will pay before you order.
Choosing lenses
Progressives, sun lenses and thinner materials all affect which frames work best.
Ray-Ban questions
Can I get prescription Ray-Ban sunglasses?
Yes for most frames. Wraparound shapes and very strong prescriptions can limit the options, so the optician will check the frame against your prescription first.
What do the numbers on a Ray-Ban temple mean?
Lens width, bridge width and temple length in millimeters. The optician can measure your current frame and show you sizes that fit.