Randolph Eyewear: Classic American FAQ
Are Randolph Engineering aviators US-made and available in prescription?
Made in Randolph, Massachusetts, on the same line that supplies the US military, and still the aviator most working pilots wear. We fit prescription lenses in polycarbonate, Trivex or crown glass (glass for milder prescriptions) and keep the teardrop bevel intact. Lifetime warranty on the hinges, one year on lenses.
Which Randolph should I get?
The Aviator if you want the classic issue frame, the Concorde for a squarer lens, the Archer for something less military. All are American-made and take prescription lenses; the Aviator comes in three sizes.
Do you have Randolph eyeglasses?
Yes, the Keesler and a few other optical frames, the same bayonet-temple construction as the sunglasses. They take any prescription we cut.



















































































