Ray-Ban Clubmaster Optics - Havana Frame 53-21

Yes, these are optical frames designed to have prescription lenses fitted by your optician.

The square shape of these Clubmaster Optics is generally flattering on oval and round face shapes, helping to add definition.

The '53' refers to the lens width in millimeters (53mm), and '21' refers to the bridge width in millimeters (21mm). This indicates the size of the eyeglasses.

These specific models come with clear, non-prescription lenses and are not inherently polarized. Polarization is a lens feature typically applied when prescription lenses are fitted.

Wipe the frame gently with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. For stubborn marks, a slightly damp cloth can be used, followed by drying with a clean microfiber cloth.

This is the 'Optics' version, meaning it comes with clear, non-prescription lenses ready for your prescription. Other Clubmaster versions might be sunglasses with tinted or polarized lenses.

Minor adjustments can often be made by a professional optician. They can gently bend the temples or nose pads for a more comfortable and secure fit.

Clean the lenses using a microfiber cloth. If necessary, rinse under cool water and use a small amount of mild soap, then dry gently with a microfiber cloth.

Do not attempt to force the frame back into shape yourself. Visit an optician; they have the specialized tools to carefully adjust the frame without causing damage.