Ray-Ban New Wayfarer - Tortoise Frame Green Lenses - RB2132 902 58-18

These sunglasses provide full UVA, UVB, and UV400 protection, safeguarding your eyes from all harmful ultraviolet rays.

The frame of this model is made from durable and lightweight nylon, offering comfort and resilience for daily wear.

Info needed: The product description specifies anti-reflection and anti-glare properties but does not explicitly state if the lenses are polarized. Please refer to specific product labeling or retailer information for polarization details.

To clean, use a soft, clean microfiber cloth provided with your eyewear or a lens cleaner spray. For tougher marks, use a small amount of mild soap and lukewarm water, then gently dry with a clean microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive materials or harsh chemicals.

The numbers '58-18' typically refer to the dimensions of the sunglasses. '58' usually 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.

The softer eye shape of the New Wayfarer is designed to be a more versatile and less angular alternative to the original. While personal preference plays a role, this design tends to complement a wide range of face shapes, offering a universally appealing look.

Ensure you are using a clean microfiber cloth and a gentle, non-abrasive cleaning solution (or plain water). Avoid using clothing or rough tissues, which can leave residues or scratch the lenses. Make sure the cloth itself is clean and free of debris.

The fit may need a slight adjustment. It's best to visit a professional optician for minor frame adjustments to ensure a comfortable and secure fit without damaging the frame. Avoid attempting to bend the frame yourself.

Unfortunately, lens scratches are generally permanent. To prevent future scratches, always store your sunglasses in their protective case when not wearing them and clean them properly as instructed.

Regular use typically loosens hinges naturally. If stiffness persists, a professional optician can apply a small amount of lubricant designed for eyewear hinges. Avoid forcing the arms open or closed.