The Ray-Ban RB3386 takes a 63mm or 67mm lens, both cut for its round plastic front and shorter 130mm arms. Compatible with Ray-Ban's round-frame line, this aftermarket set carries the same broad tint range as the rest of the catalog, from flat brown and grey through gradient and mirrored finishes, plus a photochromic grey and a clear AR lens.

Round lenses this size are common on pilot-style and retro frames, where the larger diameter is part of the look rather than a fit issue — so don't assume a 63mm or 67mm lens is oversized just because it reads large on the shelf. Gradient tints suit the round shape well, since the fade softens the transition at the wide lower edge, and a plastic front this size holds a gradient lens more evenly than a metal rim would.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to replace lenses instead of buying a new pair of sunglasses?

A pair of 63mm lenses for the 3386 starts at €26.00, a fraction of a new Ray-Ban frame, and shipping is free worldwide with no minimum order, so the total stays close to that price.

Do replacement lenses block UV rays as well as the ones they're replacing?

Every lens we sell, including each option among the over 15 lens colours, including mirrored and polarized options, blocks 100% of UVA and UVB radiation, so changing the color or finish on your 3386 never means sacrificing sun protection.

Will these lenses actually fit my exact Ray-Ban or Oakley frame?

These lenses are cut to the 63mm eye size and Redondo shape of the Ray-Ban 3386, so they seat into your existing frame's groove without trimming, heating, or any modification on your part.

Can I get polarized or mirrored lenses instead of the flat tint that came with my sunglasses?

Yes. Beyond the standard tint, we stock over 15 lens colours, including mirrored and polarized options for the 3386, so you can upgrade to polarized or mirrored glass in the same 63mm size your Ray-Ban frame already takes.