Details
In 1973, former Royal Air Force navigator Jan Waszkiewicz and machinist Stanley Zaleski opened the doors of their factory in a small town called Randolph, just outside Boston in the U.S.A.
Using their engineering expertise, they built the machines that make the sunglasses and created a product tailored for the world's toughest critics: the United States Department of Defense, which they have supplied with eyewear for over 40 years.
Every frame requires 200 manual steps and is manufactured in the historic factory in Massachusetts.
The iconic model with straight bayonet temples and top-quality glass lenses in stunning colors represents the true symbol of this brand.
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Technical specifications
Randolph: AF324
Category: Sunglasses
Material: Metal
Lenses: Glass
Measurements: 58/20/140
