Ray Ban Customer FAQ

Lens damage, such as cracks, is typically not covered under warranty. Ray-Ban provides a limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship, but accidental damage usually falls outside of this coverage. It's advisable to check the specific warranty details provided with your sunglasses for clarity on what is covered.

Ray-Ban offers a warranty that typically covers manufacturing defects but may not cover damage caused by accidents or normal wear and tear. If your glasses have a crack, it’s best to check the specific warranty terms and conditions applicable to your product for guidance.

Ray-Ban RB4184 710/51 vintage sunglasses typically feature high-quality lenses, which can be made of either mineral (glass) or polycarbonate (plastic) materials. The model's lens type may vary depending on the specific production year and batch. If you have access to original documentation or a trusted dealer, these sources may provide definitive information regarding your specific pair.

Ray-Ban offers a warranty for manufacturing defects but does not cover loss or damage due to accidents or misuse. It's best to check the specific terms of the warranty included with your purchase for detailed information.