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RB4125 601/R5 59 Cats 5000 Sunglasses

Black

Sale price£155.00
  • Polished black injected frame
  • Grey lenses, not gradient and not mirrored
  • Not polarised
  • 59mm lens, 13mm bridge, 140mm temple
  • Colour code 601/R5
  • Ray-Ban case and packaging included

The Cats 5000 is the plastic framed aviator, first made by Bausch and Lomb in the 1980s and sold as a ski and glacier glass, which is why it sits closer to the face than a wire aviator does. Ray-Ban itself goes back to a 1936 prototype for American pilots and the metal Aviator patent that followed in 1937. This is the black on grey version, fifty nine millimetre lens, no polarisation.

COLOUR: Black

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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