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RB2140 135931 50 Original Wayfarer Bio-Based Sunglasses

Polished Havana

Sale price£174.00
  • Bio-based acetate frame in polished Havana
  • Green lenses with full UVA and UVB protection
  • 50mm lens, 22mm bridge, 150mm temples
  • 41mm lens height
  • Square Wayfarer shape

Raymond Stegeman drew the Wayfarer for Bausch and Lomb in 1952, using new plastic moulding to get away from the wire frames everybody else was making. It sold well, nearly died off in the seventies, then came back when Tom Cruise put a pair on in Risky Business. Ray-Ban now make this one in bio-based acetate, which changes nothing about how it looks and quite a lot about where the material comes from.

COLOUR: Polished Havana

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Polished Havana
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