Ray-Ban State Street Eyewear Collection
Ray-Ban is one of the largest manufacturers of glasses in the world. Trademark’s corrective lens frames as well as stylish and functional sunglasses are worn by the most famous people in the world of film, music, sports, and politics. Where did this legendary style, which combines quality and technology, come from? The Ray-Ban brand was founded in 1937 by Bausch & Lomb, which took the first step towards mass production thanks to US Army pilots. The soldiers, who were just beginning to get used to the new means of transportation - the airplane, began to complain about the blinding sun and eye problems associated with a long stay above the earth. General Mac Creedy asked the makers of Ray-Bans to create glasses that would protect against the sun and not obstruct the pilots' view. This is how the first anti-reflective glasses were created.
In 1999, Ray-Ban was absorbed by the Italian brand Luxottica - thanks to this, after several unproductive years, exceptional glasses appeared again in the shops. The brand's offer was also expanded with corrective lenses. The prestige of the brand was also restored - Ray-Ban, as befits a real premium product, became available only in professional optical studios and branded stores. Brand glasses, despite changing trends over the years, remain wildly popular today. Ray-Ban products in the State Street collection combine high-quality manufacturing and unusual design, which is a modern reinterpretation of classic shapes and frame shapes. They perfectly emphasize the individual style of the wearer and will appeal to all connoisseurs of luxury items.
Throughout its nearly eighty-year history, Ray-Ban has continually pushed the boundaries not only in optical innovation but also in pop culture. From presidents to movie stars, from artists to top models, Ray-Ban eyewear is an essential cultural icon for every generation. By releasing the State Street collection, the manufacturers wanted to show the world what functionality and comfort are. And they succeeded. A unique and slightly playful pair of Ray-Ban State Street RB2186 sunglasses will add fun to sunny days. Designed for both men and women (unisex), their square all-black frame features green lenses that offer 100% UV protection. Their lightweight plastic frames look great on round, oval, and heart-shaped faces.
The material for making frames in the State Street collection is high-quality plastic. Ray-Ban made this material lighter, more elastic, and 100% hypoallergenic. The lenses are designed to block all harmful UV rays. For example, the Irregular State Street RX5486 model, which owes its success to the combination of elegance and convenience. The universal and timeless design makes them ideal for different face shapes. The unisex models of the collection are distinguished by a violation of the convention and restrained luxury style. Large expressive frames and unusual variations of classic shapes are the distinguishing features of the brand. In the process of creation, innovative technologies. developed based on thorough scientific research, are used. Therefore, Ray-Ban products are considered the standard of quality of elite glasses.
Absolutely unique solutions and innovative combinations of materials - Ray-Ban sunglasses and frames in the State Street collection are an escape from the boring reality. All models are made of durable materials of the highest quality, they combine simplicity with classics, creating a unique effect. The highest work standards, modern technologies, and the best available materials allowed the American brand to create unprecedented glasses. These models are created for people for whom eyewear is more than just a stylish accessory. They are good to wear not only due to their lightness, but also due to their unique character, so everyone will find a frame that will perfectly reflect their style and individuality. Ray-Ban, a famous eyewear manufacturer, offers a wide selection of other sunglasses and frames, presenting Original Wayfarer X Dia De Los Muertos, The Timeless, Nomad, Justin, and Hexagonal lines.