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Start with a pair you already enjoy wearing. Check the numbers inside the arm, then compare the bridge, lens width and temple length with the frames you have in mind. For a different look, try a fine metal rim, a broad acetate frame or an upswept corner.

Ray-Ban Aviator Classic, polished arista gold frame with g-15 green lenses; RB3025 L0205

01 Start with your current frame numbers

02 Compare the outline and bridge

03 Confirm the selected lens

Frame sizes

Original or New Wayfarer?

The Original Wayfarer 0RB2140 901 50 has a 22 mm bridge and 150 mm temples. The New Wayfarer 0RB2132 901/58 52 has an 18 mm bridge and 145 mm temples. If your current pair sits comfortably, compare those numbers first. They describe different frames, not a guarantee of the same fit.

02 / RAY-BAN · SIZE 52

Ray-Ban New Wayfarer, polished black frame with green polarized lenses; exact 0RB2132 901/58 52 manufacturer variant

New Wayfarer

0RB2132 901/58 52

Lens width
Unconfirmed
Bridge
18 mm
Temple
145 mm

Polar Green · glass · Polarized: Yes

Lens width is unconfirmed at 51 or 52 mm. Compare the supported bridge and temple measurements.

Ray-Ban US variant Ray-Ban India measurements. Checked 2026-11-07.

Confirm 901/58, size 52 and green polarized lenses. Generic Amazon text says non-polarized. Lens width is unconfirmed at 51 or 52 mm.

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Ray-Ban India measurements and Ray-Ban US variant details, checked 7 Nov 2026. Overall frame widths are unknown.

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What would you like to check?

Check the lens as well as the shape

A green lens can be polarized or non-polarized. The black Original Wayfarer 901 shown here has non-polarized G-15 glass lenses. The black New Wayfarer 901/58 has green polarized glass lenses. Keep the code with the lens choice when you open a seller's options.

For UV protection, the National Eye Institute advises looking for 99% to 100% UVA and UVB protection or UV400. A designer name or a darker tint is not a substitute for that label.

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