Wayfarer

Wayfarer eyeglasses frames are a popular style of eyewear characterized by their trapezoidal-shaped frames with a slightly thicker rim, originally designed by the eyewear brand Ray-Ban in 1956. They are known for their classic, versatile look that blends vintage charm with modern appeal.

The frames have a trapezoidal, slightly angular shape that suits various face shapes.

Traditional Wayfarers are made of acetate (vinyl), though modern versions may include metal or hybrid materials.

They typically feature a keyhole or saddle bridge.

They may include metal accents or rivets on the front corners of the frames.

Wayfarers come with clear prescription lenses, tinted lenses, or sunglasses.