Ray-Ban® Official Store
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Sunglasses up to 90% off, free shipping on orders over 3 items, and the full Ray-Ban® lineup of classic and lifestyle frames — Aviator, Wayfarer, Clubmaster, Erika and more.
Shop the CollectionBest Sellers
The most-asked-for silhouettes from the Ray-Ban® catalog, drawn from current Best Sellers and signature frame families.
Iconic Frame
Aviator
A teardrop lens shape that started the Ray-Ban® legend. A lightweight metal frame that reads at home on the runway or the open road. Browse Aviator options across the catalog.
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Classic Acetate
Wayfarer
The trapezoidal silhouette that defined a generation of style. Thick acetate, easy proportions, and a fit that suits almost every face. Wayfarer remains a Best Seller year after year.
Explore WayfarerCollections & Lifestyle
Two ways to shop the store — by frame family, or by the activity and setting the eyewear is built for.
By Frame Family
Collections
Aviator, Caravan, Clubmaster, Erika, Justin, Round, and Wayfarer — plus Jackie Ohh, Cats, Andy, Shooter, and Top Bar designs with Polarized lens options and Asian Fit and Chris (F) special fits.
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By Activity
Lifestyle
Active Lifestyle, Cockpit, Highstreet, and Outdoor frames — eyewear shaped by the way you actually wear it, from city days to wide-open spaces.
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Models & New Arrivals
Drill into the catalog by model number, or see what just landed in stock.
Catalog Index
Models
A working index of the Ray-Ban® model numbers carried in the store — RB3386, RB3445, RB3447, RB3449, RB3498, RB3509, RB3522, RB3523, RB3528, RB3529, RB3532, RB3533, RB3534, RB3536, RB4068, RB4101, RB4126, RB4179, RB4181, RB4202, RB4210, RB4214, RB4221, RB4222, RB4223, RB4224, RB4226, RB4227, RB4228, RB8301, and RB8313.
Browse ModelsThe Ray-Ban collection has long stood as a reference point for eyewear that balances heritage with everyday wearability. Across decades of design, certain silhouettes have become recognizable shorthand for a kind of understated cool, worn by people whose style leans toward the effortless rather than the flashy. The brand's catalog reflects that range, offering frames suited to narrow faces, broader profiles, and everything in between, with proportions refined over many seasons of iteration.
Within the broader lineup, a few model names carry particular weight among returning customers. The Aviator remains a study in pared-back geometry, while the Wayfarer continues to anchor the casual end of the range. Clubmaster and Caravan offer alternatives for those drawn to bolder upper rims, and the Erika and Justin provide rounder, softer lines that suit a different facial balance. Each has its own quiet following.
Polarized lens options expand the practical side of the catalog, reducing glare for driving, waterfront afternoons, and long days spent outdoors. For shoppers who spend time near reflective surfaces or under strong sun, this feature quietly transforms the wearing experience. Many of the core models are available in both standard and polarized variants, allowing the same frame to serve different conditions and preferences without altering the overall look.
Fit is another quiet consideration woven through the assortment. Asian fit versions accommodate higher nose bridges and slightly different facial contours, while the broader range of standard sizes covers most other profiles. Material choices also vary, with lightweight metal frames sitting alongside thicker acetate constructions. Together these options create a catalog that feels more like a wardrobe than a single uniform.
The shopping environment reflects a similar sensibility. Generous spacing between sections, thin divider rules, and uppercase labels lend the storefront an editorial calm, while rectangular image blocks present frames in full-bleed detail. Buttons sit lightly on the page as outlined, small-scale accents rather than heavy visual anchors, keeping attention on the product photography and the wide hero backdrops that frame each seasonal moment.
Color in the palette leans toward deep violet, muted teal-gray, and crisp white, with a darker teal grounding the footer. The effect is closer to a printed magazine spread than a typical retail layout, encouraging slow browsing rather than rapid decision-making. Typography reinforces this rhythm, with wide letter-spacing on headings and a clean sans-serif treatment that lets each model name read clearly without competing with the imagery.
Navigation through the catalog is intentionally direct. The model index gathers frame numbers into a single reference, useful for returning customers who already know their preferred silhouette. From there, shoppers can move into collections organized around lifestyle themes, including outdoor and active ranges, with enough overlap between categories to allow for personal interpretation rather than rigid placement of each frame.
Seasonal moments shape the storefront's rhythm. Limited-time features, highlighted at the top of the homepage, draw attention to particular models or colorways without overhauling the underlying catalog. New arrivals sit alongside the established silhouettes, creating a sense of continuity between what is fresh and what is already considered a classic. The structure invites comparison rather than urgency.
Account features and customer service sections are tucked into the quieter corners of the layout, available when needed without interrupting the browsing flow. Order tracking, newsletter sign-up, and standard service pages follow the same restrained visual treatment as the rest of the site. The overall impression is of a curated destination, where the frames themselves remain the focal point throughout every visit.
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New Arrivals
Recently added styles and updated colorways across the Ray-Ban® lineup. New colorways, materials, and special-fit frames are added to the catalog as they become available.
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Frame Families Carried