Ray-Ban New Wayfarer - Tortoise - G-15 Green

Yes, the Ray-Ban New Wayfarer RB2132 is designed with a classic, universally flattering silhouette that makes it suitable for both men and women.

These sunglasses provide superior UV protection, meaning the lenses are designed to block a significant percentage of harmful UVA and UVB rays, safeguarding your eyes from sun damage.

The frames of the Ray-Ban New Wayfarer RB2132 are crafted from durable and lightweight nylon, offering comfort and longevity.

These numbers typically refer to the measurements of the sunglasses. '55' usually indicates the width of one lens in millimeters, and '18' refers to the width of the bridge (the part that rests on your nose) in millimeters. These measurements help determine the overall size and fit of the frame.

While the frames are durable, it is best to consult with an authorized optician. Many Ray-Ban frames can accommodate prescription lenses, but a professional will be able to confirm compatibility and perform the fitting correctly.

For best results, use the provided microfiber cleaning cloth. For smudges or dirt, gently spray a dedicated eyewear lens cleaner onto the lenses, then wipe with the cloth. Avoid using paper towels, tissues, or clothing, which can cause scratches.

Ensure you are using the provided microfiber cloth and a proper lens cleaning spray. Avoid touching the lenses with your fingers and always store the sunglasses in their case when not in use.

Visit an authorized Ray-Ban dealer or a professional optician. They have specialized tools and expertise to safely adjust the frame temples and nose pads for a custom, secure fit. Avoid bending the frames yourself, as this can cause damage.

While minor scratches cannot be removed, future damage can be prevented. Always store your sunglasses in their hard case and clean them with a soft microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive surfaces and harsh cleaning agents.

Check the small screw connecting the temple arm to the frame. If it's loose, you can gently tighten it with a small eyewear screwdriver. Be careful not to overtighten. If it persists or the screw is missing, consult an optician.