Junior Kids RJ9052S New Wayfarer Square Sunglasses

These Ray-Ban Junior Frames measure 47mm across each lens, 15mm at the nose bridge, and 125mm from the temple back to your ear. This means they are generally for pre-teens and teenagers. I cannot stress this enough! You will not happy if you have an adult-sized head and try to wear these glasses. They will not fit you!That being said - I have a smallish head, and I've always had to wear junior size glasses. These glasses fit me perfectly, straight out of the package, with absolutely no adjustments necessary. Furthermore, having a small face and head, sunglasses have typically looked gigantic and silly on me, and they fall off all the time. These frames look "normal" on me which is a huge relief.Lastly, I do wear prescription corrective single vision lenses for nearsightedness (myopia). These frames had the same 47-15-125 measurements as my normal indoor frames, and they fit the same. I was able to take these Ray-Ban frames to my optometrist and have them fitted with tinted prescription lenses that perfectly match the color of the original Ray-Ban lenses that the product was shipped with. It took my optometrist a single day to make, tint, and fit the new lenses to these frames.One downside: Ray-Bans do NOT have spring-loaded hinges, so the potential for breaking off an earpiece is greater than with other glasses you may have owned. I knew this fact before purchasing them, so that was fine.Color is beautiful, lenses that came with the glasses were nice, the prescription lenses I had made are equally nice. Great fit, love everything about them. Other people give me compliments because they're so classic and stylish. Never leave home without them!

If you have a small face/head these are a great pair of glasses. For me they are SLIGHTLY on the smaller side, but look way better than the normal size ray bans on my face.You can't go wrong with the classic Ray Ban look , it's timeless and stylish. I don't think I've ever seen these look bad on any face types if they are sized correctly.

I bought these for our 7mo old son who will be 11mo when we go on vacation and exposed to the sun much more than he ever has previously.I didn’t like any “kids” sunglasses I could find at kids stores so I took a flyer on these.Granted, this kid has a huge head. It’s 18.3 inches which puts him in the 95th percentile so despite his young age I figured tbese wouldn’t be too big. My assumption paid off and they fit perfectly, and look awesome on him.My only issue is that his tiny nose doesn’t really hold them up very well, but good enough for what we need.Now time will tell how they hold up to his behavior…

My eyeglass story not be relatable to many of you.I have struggled my entire adult life finding glasses for my petite face (see last paragraph) Trendy eyeglasses have never been an option for me. It’s also been a struggle to find glasses with with a lens depth that will work for bifocals because child sized lenses do not.I’ve had recent cataract surgery, so goodbye glasses, hello quality sunglasses. However, ALL adult sunglasses are still TOO BIG, but now I don’t need corrective lenses (bifocal). Woohoo!The child sized Ray-Ban 47mm fit perfectly on my nose and the width/depth was exactly what I was looking for! My first pair of Ray-Ban’s EVER!!! I feel like one of the cool kids. It’s only taken 50 years.The gray lens is exactly what I need since my surgery as I’m more sensitive to sunlight.Here is the one problem—the arms (bow of the glasses) are honestly too short on the 47mm. For $77 I’m is a position where I could purchase the 48mm with the longer temple. I put those temples on the 47mm. I’m using the 48mm short temple for limited drives and walking. The 47mm longer temple will be used for those times requiring longer wear (hiking, beach, travel etc). However, $160 for two pair of sunglasses seems like a bargain compared to $500-600 per pair before my surgery. I’m going to do more research and see if I can just purchase replacement temples in the future.I do wish there was a more substantial case. A soft blue bag does not prevent breakage.For those with petite faces (I am NOT getting paid or receiving any incentive for this) I found a website called petiteglasses.com. Styles are limited but it became my go-to site for petite eyeglasses that could accept a bifocal lense.

Buyer beware, the lens started peeling around the edges within 3 weeks of having them! Then I wore that at the beach and the whole surface of the lenses are peeling! It is so bad they are unwearable!!!!!

These Ray Bans are awesome! I have a small face and most sunglasses look ridiculous on me, but ordering the kids was perfect! No hard case, but that’s ok, I like the soft one that comes with.

Here's the good about the glasses: Amazon's virtual try on helped me pick the right size for my face and when they arrived they fit as I thought they would. The glasses are comfortable and stylish.Here's the bad (or unexpected): they were shipped in a plastic envelope inside a soft drawstring bag. While they arrived undamaged, I can easily see someone, or lots of someones, getting a damaged delivery because it's improperly shipped. Glasses need either a shipping box, or a hard case to ensure an undamaged experience. I had to knock off some stars for this basic oversight.

My son loves em . They look good