Ray-Ban RX5228 - Black

Yes, the Ray-Ban RX5228 frames are specifically designed to accommodate a wide range of prescription lenses. You will need to take them to an optician for professional lens fitting.

These frames are crafted from durable, high-quality black acetate, known for its lightweight comfort and robust properties.

Clean your frames using a soft, clean microfiber cloth and a gentle eyeglass cleaning spray or lukewarm water with a small amount of mild dish soap. Avoid abrasive materials or harsh chemical cleaners.

While the spring hinges offer some flexibility, significant adjustments to the frame's fit (e.g., bending the temples or nose bridge) should always be performed by a professional optician to prevent damage to the frame.

Yes, the Ray-Ban RX5228 in black features a versatile Retro Wingtip design that is suitable and stylish for both men and women.

Flexible spring hinges allow the temples to extend slightly outwards beyond the standard 90-degree angle. This provides a more comfortable and adaptive fit, reduces pressure on the temples, and increases the durability of the frame by preventing stress on the hinges during wear or accidental over-extension.

Yes, the Ray-Ban RX5228 model is available in several other color families and patterns. You can explore other variants of this model to find different styles.

This is a common issue that can usually be resolved with a professional adjustment. Visit your optician to have the frame arms and nose pads (if part of your lens fitting) gently reshaped for a more secure fit.

The flexible spring hinges provide comfort, but minor adjustments may still be needed. An optician can carefully heat and bend the acetate frame arms to better contour to your head shape, relieving pressure.

Ensure you are using a dedicated eyeglass cleaning solution or only mild soap with water, and a clean microfiber cloth. Residue from harsh cleaners or dirty cloths can leave a film. Rinse thoroughly and dry gently.

The screw holding the spring hinge might be loose. Do not attempt to tighten it yourself without the correct, small screwdriver, as this can strip the screw. Take your glasses to an optician for a quick and proper tightening.

Minor surface scratches on acetate can sometimes be buffed out by a professional optician. To prevent future scratches, always store your glasses in their protective case and avoid placing them face down.