Product Models

Browse by Model Number

A complete reference of Ray-Ban® model numbers from the featured catalog, grouped by series for quick navigation.

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Series One

Round Metal & Aviator Range

The opening range of the catalog pairs classic round metal profiles with the brand's aviator lineage.

Ray-Ban model numbers can feel like their own little language, with each code pointing to a specific frame shape, lens style, and era of design. The Ray-Ban® Official Store organizes the catalog so that shoppers can browse by series rather than scrolling through an endless grid. Grouping by family makes it easier to see how a classic aviator lineage evolved into newer sport-influenced silhouettes, all carrying the same recognizable brand DNA. Looking at the list as a whole, the codes function as quiet shorthand for decades of eyewear history, with each generation refining proportions, materials, and lens technology in small, deliberate ways.

The first series in the reference leans into the brand's most iconic territory, pairing round metal profiles with the unmistakable teardrop of the aviator line. Round metal frames tend to read as more intellectual and understated, while aviators carry a bolder, more cinematic presence. Seeing them grouped together highlights how both silhouettes share a certain lightness in their construction, relying on thin metal rims and clean bridges rather than thick acetate walls. The result is a collection of frames that feel timeless and adaptable, equally at home in a casual everyday setting or a more polished occasion.

The active lifestyle series shifts the conversation from heritage to movement, with shapes designed for sport, travel, and outdoor use. These frames often feature more wrapped geometries, wider temples, and lens forms that follow the curve of the face for better coverage. They are built for people who want eyewear that keeps up with a varied routine, from city streets to trails and open roads. The catalog grouping helps shoppers spot which styles share this performance mindset, making it easier to compare options without losing the sense of what ties them together as a coherent family of frames.

Beyond the cockpit and outdoor framelines, the broader catalog continues with collections that lean into fashion-forward shapes, bolder proportions, and collaborations that expand the brand's visual vocabulary. From classic wayfarers and clubmasters to more modern interpretations, each series brings its own attitude while staying rooted in recognizable design cues. Browsing by model number encourages a slower, more intentional way of shopping, inviting customers to learn the language of the catalog and choose frames based on fit, silhouette, and personal style rather than impulse alone.

Series Two

Active Lifestyle Line

Sport-inspired silhouettes built for movement and outdoor performance.

Series Three

Cockpit & Outdoor

Frames tuned for cockpit precision and outdoor visibility in bright conditions.

Series Four

Highstreet Editions

Street-ready shapes with a contemporary edge drawn from the Highstreet lifestyle line.

Series Five

Jackie Ohh, Cats & Andy

Distinctive vintage silhouettes named after iconic style references.

Series Six

New Era Frames

Modern square and rectangular proportions for everyday wear.

Series Seven

Contemporary Square Series

A concentrated run of square-frame models refreshed across recent seasons.

Series Eight

Carbon Fiber & Tech

Lightweight performance frames engineered with carbon fiber construction.