Ray-Ban Junior

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Ray-Ban Junior is a children's line from Ray-Ban. It was launched by its parent company, Luxottica, in 2003. The line offers sunglasses and prescription frames primarily intended for children aged 8–12, including scaled-down versions of adult icon models such as Aviator and Wayfarer. It emphasizes UV protection, a comfortable fit, and durability, and is sold worldwide through online channels and specialty stores. It continues to be offered as an official Ray-Ban line.

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1937
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An entry-level junior line for children

A children’s junior line offered by Ray-Ban. It redesigns iconic models such as the Aviato

A children’s junior line offered by Ray-Ban. It redesigns iconic models such as the Aviator and Wayfarer in smaller sizes and with adjusted temples, incorporating features for children such as hypoallergenic materials and durable hinges. First introduced in 2007 as Ray-Ban Youth, it has continued to be offered on the official website under the “Junior” category, positioning it as a derivative line aimed at younger consumers as an entry point to the brand.

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