SCHWARZMARKT SIBYLMERCHANT
ALL RAYBAN
- AVIATOR 3025
- NEW WAYFARER 2132
- WAYFARER 2140
- CLUBMASTER 3016
- ERIKA 4171
- CHRIS 4187
- CLUBMASTER 3507
- CLUMASTER FOLDING 2176
- WAYFARER FOLDING 4105
- COCKPIT 3362
- 2183
- 2448
- 2447
- 3449
- 3386
- JUSTIN 4165
- AVIATOR FOLDING 3479
- 4246 Clubmaster round
- 4346 Clubmaster double bridge
- 3447 Round metal
- 3517 round metal folding
- Aviator JM full color
- 3407 aviator
- 3548 hexagon
- 4175 oversize clubmaster
- 4147 flat top
- 4125 cats 5000
- 4256 gatesby I
- 4257 gatesby II
- 2180 ROUND
- 3540 DOUBLE BRIDGE AVIATOR
 Original design modelling Grey Tint is the most common choice for sunglass wearers. It will cut through blinding glare with out distorting colors. It's the best choice for everyday wear and all around comfort. Amber, or Brown Tint is the perfect choice for those who need clearer contrast and enhanced depth perception. They are perfect for teeing off on the green or soaking up the sun at the beach Product Catalogue Selection of good business Different style , suit more different face time,different spots positive ,fashion ,leisure ,shopping , beach holiday , traveling , hiking , boating , fishing ,driving,festival ,party Holly festival,and so on ,etc.............. Aviator sunglasses, or "pilot's glasses", were originally developed in 1936 by Ray-Ban for pilots to protect their eyes while flying. Aviators were given their name due to their original intention of protecting AVIATOR's eyes. Ray-Ban began selling the glasses to the public a year after they were developed. The Aviator became a well-known style of sunglasses when General DOUGLAS MACARTHUR landed on the beach in the PHILIPPINES in WORLD WAR II.[4] while Newspaper photographers snapped several pictures of him wearing them.[5] Lastly Bausch & Lomb dedicated a line of sunglasses to him in 1987.[3] The style was also issued to and found popularity with the FRENCH ARMY. |