Ray-Ban RX5228 - Dark Havana Frame


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This guide is for anyone seeking a blend of classic style and modern definition in their eyewear. The Ray-Ban RX5228 Dark Havana glasses offer a casually sophisticated Retro Wingtip design, crafted from durable acetate, ideal for adding structure to round and oval face shapes. While highly versatile, ensuring the correct lens prescription is fitted by a professional is key to maximizing your visual comfort and style.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Model Part Number | RB5228 2012 50-17 |
| Brand | Ray-Ban |
Yes, the Ray-Ban RX5228 frames are compatible with a variety of lens types, including single vision, bifocal, and progressive lenses. Your optician can confirm the best fit for your specific prescription.
These frames are crafted from high-quality acetate, a durable and lightweight plastic known for its rich colors and comfortable feel.
The Ray-Ban RX5228 is designed with a specific `50-17` size, generally fitting adult faces. They are particularly recommended for round and oval face shapes. The best way to determine fit is to try them on or consult with an optician for frame measurements.
Absolutely. Once you purchase the frames, you can have your optician fit them with any type of prescription or non-prescription lenses, including those with blue light filtering coatings.
Always store your glasses in the protective case provided or a similar hard case. This protects them from scratches, dust, and accidental damage, and helps maintain their shape.
The Ray-Ban signature is typically etched or embedded into the frame near the hinges, designed to be long-lasting and resistant to fading with normal use and proper care.
Visit your optician for a professional adjustment. The acetate frame can be gently heated and reshaped to better fit your head and nose bridge, ensuring a snugger fit.
Ensure you are using a dedicated eyeglass cleaning spray and a clean microfiber cloth. Avoid touching lenses with your fingers. Store glasses in their case when not in use to minimize dust and oil exposure.
A professional adjustment by an optician can resolve this. The frame arms can be carefully adjusted to relieve pressure points, making them more comfortable for extended wear.
Loose screws are common. Use a small optical screwdriver to gently tighten the screws on the hinges. If the problem persists or the screw is stripped, visit your optician.
This can happen from exposure to heat or rough handling. Do not attempt to bend them back yourself, as acetate can break. Take them to an optician who can safely reshape them using specialized heating tools.