Ray-Ban New Wayfarer Classic - Tortoise Frame Green Lenses Polarized 52-18

The RB2132 902/58 model features G-15 polarized lenses, which are green-tinted lenses that absorb 85% of visible light and block most blue light, offering natural vision and superior glare reduction. The '58' in the code indicates the polarized feature.

The frame of the Ray-Ban New Wayfarer Classic RB2132 is made from durable and lightweight Nylon.

The New Wayfarer Classic features a slightly smaller frame and a softer eye shape compared to the original Wayfarer. This provides a more modern and accommodating fit while maintaining the iconic style.

The New Wayfarer's updated design with a softer eye shape and versatile sizing (52-18mm) is engineered to be suitable for a wide range of adult face shapes, offering an 'easy fit'.

Use the provided microfiber cloth for light cleaning. For a more thorough clean, rinse with lukewarm water, apply a small amount of mild soap, gently rub, and then rinse thoroughly before drying with a soft, clean cloth.

Yes, all Ray-Ban New Wayfarer Classic sunglasses, including the RB2132 902/58 model, are designed to provide 100% protection against harmful UVA and UVB rays.

The numbers '52-18' refer to the dimensions of the sunglasses. '52' indicates the width of one lens in millimeters, and '18' indicates the width of the bridge (the part that rests on your nose) in millimeters.

Yes, the Ray-Ban New Wayfarer Classic RB2132 is designed as a unisex model, suitable for both men and women.

Gently clean the lenses with the provided microfiber cloth. For persistent smudges, use mild soap and lukewarm water, then dry with a clean, soft cloth.

The frame may require adjustment. Visit a local optician or eyewear specialist to have them professionally adjusted for a more secure fit.

This often indicates the temple arms need slight adjustment. An eyewear professional can carefully modify the fit for improved comfort.

Ensure the lenses are clean and free of smudges. If the issue persists, inspect the lenses for any damage or scratches. If new, consult with the retailer.

Check if you are viewing through tempered glass (like car windows), which can interfere with polarization. Ensure the lenses are genuine polarized lenses as indicated on the product. If an issue with the lenses themselves, contact customer support.