I've had my pair since January 2012 and worn them every day since, so much so that the logo on the lens has begin to wear away, other than that, they're built like a tank, I love them!
Just for information I purchased a pair in 1983 and they have the BL logo on the lenses. Back in the nineties the frame broke at the hinge and I had them re framed by B&L in London Road Kingston Upon Thames Surrey UK. The frame reads Wayfarer on left arm and B&L Ray-Ban USA on right arm. This has not been mentioned in other videos.
I agree! I just bought my third same pair well no, this time I decided to go back to the original Cadillac tail fins angles! they are for us, for the movie stars, also Jack Nicholson made me a fan
Pretty informative, but vintage B&L 5022s don't go for $1,300. I got mine for 84 euros (about 100 USD) and they're in great condition. Maybe ones that were never used and still with original stickers could get that much, but doubtful.
I personally think they're too small for a mans face. Plus the frames look like an extremely nerdy style of sunglasses. The average man wouldn't be a fan of these. However, the tinted lenses and glossy frames are admirable. Bottomline is I'd buy a pair of the Justin's anyday over these.
True. The average man today is pretty feminine, especially in America. It takes a real man, a handsome hairy chested man to look great in these glasses
You guys are either: A) Tapout shirt and white sunglasses dudes. B) Mad because they don’t look good on you. C) Too young and/or media illiterate to vibe with the cultural touchstones that made them cool in the first place.
I have these In prescription sunglasses with mirrored lenses made in Italy! They also sent me the original lenses they popped out. So if the script changes I can turn. Them back into regular sunglasses
