Aviator Sunglasses FAQ
Which aviators do you carry?
Ray-Ban, obviously, and Randolph Engineering, which makes the aviator issued to US pilots. Then Coach, Polo and other designer versions. Randolph comes in three sizes and is the one we recommend for anyone who needs a prescription in an aviator.
Do aviators work with a prescription?
Metal aviators take prescription lenses well up to about -4.00. Beyond that the big teardrop lens gets thick at the outer edge, so go down a size (Randolph's 52 instead of 58) or choose high-index. Polarized and photochromic prescription lenses are available on almost every model.
What size aviator do I need?
The number in the title is the lens width. Randolph: 52 for a narrow face, 55 for most adults, 58 for a wide face. Ray-Ban Aviators run 55, 58 and 62. The top bar should sit just under the brow; the nose pads adjust the rest.




















































































