Ray-Ban Junior RB1536 - Top Black On Red

Yes, the RB1536 model is part of the Ray-Ban Junior line, designed specifically for children. However, always ensure the size is appropriate for your child's face.

Yes, these glasses are compatible with prescription lenses. You will need to visit an optician to have your prescription fitted.

The frame is made of acetate, a high-quality plastic material known for its durability and hypoallergenic properties.

The standard RB1536 sunglasses come with non-polarized lenses. Polarized lenses may be available as an upgrade option through your optician.

Clean the lenses with a soft microfiber cloth and a dedicated lens cleaner. Avoid using paper towels or harsh chemicals, which can scratch the lenses.

This refers to the color combination of the frame, with a black top section and red accents or lower section.

Typically, Ray-Ban sunglasses come with a protective case and cleaning cloth. Please check with the retailer for specifics.

Adjustments can be made by a professional optician. Acetate frames can sometimes be gently reshaped with heat, but this should only be done by a trained professional to avoid damage.

Scratched lenses need to be replaced. Contact your optician for replacement prescription or non-prescription lenses.

This is uncommon with quality acetate but may occur with prolonged contact or extreme conditions. Ensure frames are clean and dry. If persistent, consult the retailer.