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RB3825 001/31 58 Old Aviator Sunglasses

Arista

Sale price£155.00

COLOUR: Arista

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Arista
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  • Polished Arista gold metal frame
  • Green lenses
  • 58mm lens, 14mm bridge
  • Full UV protection
  • Aviator shape

Ray-Ban made the aviator for American military pilots, and the Old Aviator is the version that leans back into those original proportions rather than the slimmed down ones. Arista is Ray-Ban's name for the warm yellow gold, and the green lenses are the pairing that has been on the shape since the start. At 58mm it covers a fair amount of face, which is rather the point.

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