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The Ray-Ban Hexagonal Max Eyeglasses in Copper are designed for adults who seek a modern, geometric update to classic eyewear styling. Featuring a bold, full-rim square silhouette, these glasses offer a structured and contemporary aesthetic suitable for daily wear. While the striking copper finish provides a unique look, potential users should note that the sharp angles and specific fit of these frames may require professional adjustment for optimal comfort.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Copper |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Model Part Number | 0RX6559_2943_5221 |
| Brand | Ray-Ban |
While the design is versatile, the angular shape is often most flattering on round or oval face shapes.
Yes, these frames are designed to be fitted with prescription lenses by a professional optician.
Wipe down with a soft, dry microfiber cloth daily and avoid harsh chemicals or submerged cleaning.
Yes, the Ray-Ban Hexagonal Max model is designed as a unisex accessory.
Consult an optician, as they can safely adjust the curvature of the temple tips for a better fit.
Visit your local optician to have the nose pads and temples adjusted for a more secure fit.
Ensure you are using a clean microfiber cloth and avoiding contact with oils from your skin or hair products.
To begin using your frames, take them to a certified optician to have your specific prescription lenses installed into the demo slots. Once fitted, use both hands to put on and take off your glasses to prevent the frame from warping over time. To clean the frames and lenses, use a microfiber cloth and a mild lens cleaning solution; avoid using paper towels or abrasive fabrics, as these can scratch the copper finish. Store the glasses in a protective hard case whenever they are not in use to prevent damage to the frame alignment.
