Ray-Ban introduces Carbon Fibre, the frst release of the brand new Ray-Ban Tech Collection.
Ray-Ban Tech styles are the result of avant-garde manufacturing techniques leveraging both the unique Ray-Ban’s history and state of the art processes specifc to carbon fbre. A patented hyper-technological process is being employed in the development of Ray-Ban Tech together with sophisticated and constantly evolving materials.
Innovation has always been an integral part of Ray-Ban’s DNA: the 1937 patent for the legendary Aviator model frst used the term “anti-glare.” These iconic sunglasses were developed specifically to offer pilots highly functional and comfortable shades.

The green anti-refective lenses, made of mineral glass to flter out infrared and ultraviolet rays, the teardrop shape, designed to ft snugly around  the eye socket, and  the ultra-lightweight gold-plated alloy  frame are details  that  represent cutting-edge  technical innovations, even today.
Carbon fbre  is an extraordinarily sturdy yet extremely  lightweight material.  It has a very fne, threadlike structure and  it  is used to manufacture a wide range of materials referred to as “composites” because the fbres are combined with a matrix – generally resin – designed to hold these extremely strong fbres together, protect them and maintain the shape of the product.

In the Ray-Ban Tech Carbon Fibre Collection, the wrap-around temples are made of reinforced polyester resin sheets, composed of seven layers, all of which are made of carbon fbre mixed with resin. Each sheet is water-cut in order to suit even the slimmest temples.
The result of this patented process is a frame that is extremely lightweight, sturdy, fexible and exceptionally durable.
The indestructible lightness of Tech, Ray-Ban’s most advanced collection, goes hand in hand with innovative, performance-enhancing features. The lenses guarantee exceptional polarization, with more vivid and high-defnition colors. An anti-refective coating is also applied to eliminate glare and  fully protect your eyes from harmful UV rays.