Ralph By Ralph Lauren sunglasses

Have you come across the luxury brand Ralph Lauren in the course of your shopping trips? Here, we tell you the story of a fashion icon straight from the USA. Born in New York City in 1939, Ralph Lifschitz enjoyed a happy childhood with his father, sister and two brothers, even if he had to make ends meet. Ralph began his working life at Brooks Brothers, selling gloves, then at Rivert, a Boston-based manufacturer of ties. The ambitious young man began designing wide, striped ties. He canvassed stores himself to find a dealer for his creations. A few months later, Norman Hilton discovered his ties and asked him to work for him. Ralph refused, saying he wanted to set up his own boutique. Hilton lent him $50,000 and the Ralph Lauren brand was launched. His first boutique was called Polo by Ralph Lauren. From 1970 onwards, he successively marketed a line of women's clothing, his famous polo shirts in 24 colors, then diversified his range with multiple accessories: bags, perfumes... right up to Ralph By Ralph Lauren sunglasses.

Get pure American style with Ralph Lauren sunglasses

When you choose Ralph by Ralph Lauren sunglasses for women, you're aiming for classic style. They feature simple lines, beautiful finishes and high-quality materials. Always up to date with the latest fashions and trends, by selecting this type of sunglasses, you're sure to protect yourself from the sun's rays in style.

Choose from a wide range of shapes: rectangular, square, oval, butterfly, pilot, oversize and cat's eye.

The colors available are numerous and match perfectly with the lens colors. You'll find, for example, a turquoise frame with brown lenses, a silver frame with blue lenses... Resistant and elegant, they'll accompany you on all your adventures. You can also choose between rimmed and drilled frames. The latter is made without frames. The temples are screwed directly onto the lenses, ensuring discretion for the wearer. The face is uncluttered and less monopolized by the frame. Finally, Ralph Lauren sunglasses are available in a variety of frame materials: acetate, metal and plastic.

Lenses to match the brand's frames

Looking for a new look? Nothing could be easier than matching your Ralph By Ralph Lauren sunglasses frame with your outfit.

When it comes to lenses, it's a little different. The objective is to protect your eyes from UV rays. You won't necessarily get better protection by choosing very dark lenses. Instead, your choice should take your activities into account.

Dark lenses are designed to reduce glare while preserving the veracity of exterior colors. Green lenses are suitable for everyday life. It allows you to maintain natural vision. Brown lenses are ideal for sports activities. They accentuate the color contrast essential for precise vision.

If you wear prescription glasses, consider photochromic lenses, which also protect against UV rays. If you regularly move from indoors to outdoors, they're the best choice. Most lenses have a protection factor of 3, making them ideal for bright daylight.

MyMonture helps you buy your sunglasses

Mymonture.com is a platform specializing in the sale of sunglasses from the world's leading brands at particularly attractive prices. Designed by health professionals, including state-qualified opticians, you'll receive excellent advice by phone or e-mail for any questions you may have. You can reach us on our website by filling in a form, or by telephone 03 21 91 40 40.

We offer you the option of paying in 3 instalments, free of charge, from a minimum purchase of €100. What's more, delivery is free for orders over €50. With the "satisfied or your money back" option, you have 30 days to change your mind, either by returning your items or exchanging them.

Would you like to try on your sunglasses or prescription glasses before confirming your purchase? MyMonture offers you the opportunity to test your sunglasses at home for 7 days. Perhaps you wear prescription glasses? With Ralph By Ralph Lauren frames, it's easy to adapt corrective lenses (even progressive lenses) and add various coatings: photochromic, polarized...