RAY-BAN 'NEW WAYFARER' RETRO SIXTIES SMALL FRAME MOD WAYFARER SHADES (Brown).
A smaller interpretation of the classic Retro Ray-Ban 'Wayfarer' Sunglasses. 'New Wayfarer' introduced as a slim line Indie overhaul of the traditional Sixties Mod Wayfarer Shades. Still as recognisable, still an icon, always Ray-Ban...
Ray-Ban 'New Wayfarer' Retro Sunglasses in a cool and classic brown. This smaller version of the authentic Sixties Mod originals has a slightly softer eye shape. Ray-Ban silver motif to both the sculpted temples. With an awesome green tint mineral lens, 100% UV protection and the original and iconic B-15 lens [What's this?]. A Retro style that has proved popular in both Mod fashion and Indie culture. Timeless and iconic and full of Ray-Ban heritage, the 'Wayfarer' has been adopted by a whole host of screen and music legends from Clint Eastwood to Bob Dylan and Johnny Marr. An inspirational Retro accessory and the ultimate in Sunglasses Technology - Ray-Ban 'New Wayfarers'.
The Ray-Ban legend is firmly engrained into the fabric of fashion history. With stylish and iconic Retro styles that have revolutionised eyewear since the Thirties, it was the Sixties when Ray-Ban became synonymous with celebrity and music culture. Adopted by sub cultures far and wide from Mods to Casuals and Rockers to Punks, Ray-Ban is now a key part of the contemporary Indie fashionistas look. - Iconic Sunglasses that represent the very best in UV protection and technology. Accessorise your Mod and Retro Clothing in style - Wear Ray-Ban!
The world famous Ray-Ban Wayfarer Sunglasses are without doubt one of the most enduring fashion icons of the last century. With a design that combines Retro charm with a contemporary Indie look, the 'Wayfarer' frames are to Sunglasses what the Egg Chair is to seating - An outstanding portrait in style! Originally developed in 1952, the Ray-Ban 'Wayfarer' is a true Retro legend.
RAY-BAN RETRO INDIE 'NEW WAYFARER' MOD SUNGLASSES.
RAY-BAN 'NEW WAYFARER' RETRO INDIE MOD SUNGLASSES - A Retro classic with a refreshing Indie update. In Brown with sculpted temples, soft eye shape and slightly smaller frame to the traditional Ray-Ban Wayfarer. Ray-Ban signature motif to the lens and temples. A cool Sixties Mod green tinted G-15 lens. Classic Wayfarer lens with smaller frame shape. Comes complete with protective case.
Brand: Ray-Ban.
Colour: 944 Brown.
Lens Type: Classic B-15 Lens [What's this?]
SKU: ORB2132 Ray-Ban 'New Wayfarer' Sunglasses.
RAY-BAN 'New Wayfarer' Mens Retro Indie Mod Sunglasses.
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Product ID: 8850
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