Ray-Ban Aviators

The most obvious red flag is the price. If the site or store is offering a price way below "normal" for Ray-Ban Aviators, than something is probably off. Other solid ways of checking: Packaging (high quality logo and text, barcode) and a certificate of authenticity (included with glasses). Overall, shopping on well-known online retailers such as GlassesUSA.com means you're getting the real deal. If you're ordering non-prescription Ray-Ban aviator sunglasses, the Ray-Ban logo should be etched on the top side of the lens.

If your Ray-Ban aviators' temples need a bit of adjusting, you can try giving them a gentle bend around the hinge so they sit nice and tight on your face.
If that doesn't work, you can try doing the same using a pair of pliers. You can put the pliers in a towel before working on the temples, so they don't scratch the metal.

You can browse our best sellers section to see which Ray-Ban aviators are trending. Generally, the best aviator sunglasses Ray-Ban offers are black. Another iconic style are the classic Ray-Ban Aviator sunglasses.