Audacieuses et raffinées, les lunettes de soleil RB3927 témoignent de l'engagement de Ray-Ban envers un design emblématique et innovant. Ces lunettes de soleil rectangulaires élégantes, confectionnées en métal léger avec une finition dorée, apportent des lignes épurées et une structure naturelle à votre look. Les verres violets bénéficient de la polarisation emblématique Ray-Ban, éliminant les reflets et améliorant la clarté visuelle tout en restituant les couleurs avec fidélité. Ces lunettes de soleil polarisées avec plaquettes de nez réglables assurent un confort optimal, ce qui en fait un choix polyvalent à porter tous les jours. Alliant à la perfection une élégance intemporelle à une touche de modernité, ces lunettes de soleil Ray-Ban promettent un style qui évolue à chaque instant.
Description
- Anti UV :
- Oui
- Polarisant :
- Non
Déclinaisons autour de ce modèle
France Métropolitaine
Livraison à domicile
Gratuit – Entre 1 et 2 jours
Modalités de retour
Retours gratuits sous 30 jours
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- Informations complémentaires de sécurité
- Manufacturer Information Note These sunglasses comply with the provisions of Regulation (EU) 2016/425 on personal protective equipment, as brought into UK law and amended, and with US FDA Regulation 21 CFR 801.410. They meet the requirements of the EN ISO 12312-1:2022 standard. The Declaration of Conformity is available online at: www.essilorluxottica.com/en/brands/conformity-declaration. Field of Use These sunglasses protect against the risk of eye damage caused by exposure to sunlight. They are not suitable for direct observation of the sun or for viewing solar eclipses. They are not intended to protect against artificial sources of radiation (e.g., solaria), and are not designed to provide mechanical impact protection. They are also not suitable for driving at night or in poor visibility conditions. Individuals with known sensitivities or allergies to the materials used in the frame or lenses may experience adverse reactions upon contact. Filter Category and Type The filter category and type of lens are indicated on the packaging, on the barcode sticker near the symbol *, or as the last two characters of the model code printed on the temple of the frame. The number represents the filter category and ranges from 0 (very limited sun glare protection) to 4 (very high protection). The letter indicates the lens type: ‘N’ stands for normal lenses, ‘P’ for polarized, and ‘F’ for photochromic. For photochromic lenses, if only one number is indicated, it refers to the category in bright light conditions; in low light, the category may be lower. If two numbers are indicated, they refer to the filter categories in bright and low light conditions respectively. General Information The lenses of these sunglasses are of high optical quality and provide 100% UV protection. Limitations of Use These sunglasses are not intended for use in conditions requiring protection against direct sunlight, such as solar eclipses. They do not offer protection from artificial radiation sources and are not impact-resistant. In the event of impact, the lenses may break and cause injury. They should not be used for night driving or in low visibility conditions. Adverse skin reactions, while rare, may occur in individuals with allergies or sensitivities to certain materials. Cleaning To clean the sunglasses, use water and mild soap. Avoid solvents or alcohol. Do not use dirty or abrasive cloths, which may damage the lenses and filter coatings. Only original accessories and spare parts should be used to ensure optimal performance. Maintenance and Storage These sunglasses should be stored in the provided cloth pouch or hard case, in a dry environment, at temperatures between –10°C and +35°C. Avoid exposing the sunglasses to high temperatures, such as those inside a car in direct sunlight, as this may damage the frame or lenses.
