Every RB2193 Leonard lens in this aftermarket range is cut to the same 58mm eye size, fitted to the model's square metal front and 145mm metal arms on a unisex frame. Metal-front squares like the Leonard are less common than the plastic version of the same shape, and the color range still runs the full solid-to-mirror set, including a photochromic grey and clear AR lens.

A metal front holds a square lens more rigidly at the corners than a plastic one does, so the Leonard tends to keep its lens seated tightly even after repeated swaps. That rigidity is also why a scratched lens is usually worth replacing on its own here — the frame corners rarely deform enough to need replacing alongside it, even after the lens itself has taken years of wear.

Frequently asked questions

Are these genuine Ray-Ban or Oakley lenses?

No — these are aftermarket lenses, independently made to match the 58mm dimensions of the Ray-Ban 2193. They aren't produced or endorsed by Ray-Ban; they're engineered purely to fit that frame correctly.

How hard is it to install replacement lenses myself?

Most Square frames use a simple press-fit: flex the frame slightly, seat one edge of the 58mm lens into the groove, then work your thumb around the rim until it clicks into place — no tools needed.

What if the lenses I order don't actually fit my frame?

Every pair is matched to a specific model, in this case the 2193, so mis-fits are uncommon, but if the lenses don't seat properly you can return them within 14 days for a full refund, no questions asked.

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

A pair of 58mm lenses for the 2193 starts at €25.00, 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.