Are Ray-Ban eyeglasses worth it?
Although it depends on your personal preferences and needs, we think Ray-Ban has something for everyone, and its glasses are absolutely worth it! Its frames are durable and built to last. As for prescription needs, all Ray-Ban glasses frames can accommodate prescription lenses. Plus, at SmartBuyGlasses, you can customise your new lenses with so many coatings and add-ons! Take a look at our Lens Hub to discover all the options for Ray-Ban women’s, men’s and kids’ glasses.
Is Ray-Ban Italian?
No, Ray-Ban is not an Italian brand. Ray-Ban is an American eyewear brand founded in 1936 by Bausch & Lomb. The brand gained popularity for its iconic sunglasses, particularly the Aviator and Wayfarer styles. It is now owned by the Italian eyewear conglomerate Luxottica Group, which acquired the brand in 1999. Luxottica is an Italian company known for its extensive portfolio of eyewear brands.
What Ray-Ban glasses should I choose?
The choice of Ray-Ban prescription glasses depends on your style, face shape and preferences. The Aviator is a classic and iconic style with a teardrop-shaped lens and thin metal frames. It has a timeless appeal and suits a variety of face shapes. The Wayfarer is another iconic style known for its bold and distinctive shape. It has a chunkier frame and is available in various colours and patterns. The Wayfarer is also very versatile and suits many face shapes.
The Clubmaster collection combines metal and acetate materials with a retro-inspired design. It features a browline frame and is known for its vintage charm. This model works well for those with round or oval face shapes. The Erika style offers a more contemporary and fashion-forward option. It features a slightly oval shape with a keyhole bridge and rubberised frames.
The best choice is always the one that makes you feel confident and comfortable. To see how these various styles look on you and help you decide, try the innovative 3D Virtual Try-On tool at SmartBuyGlasses. Check out our Ray-ban glasses sale and get your next Ray-Ban prescription glasses in New Zealand!
