Does anyone know what kind of style these glasses are?

[cursive]

I've been looking for something very similar to these for a long time, and I cannot, for the life of me, find them. Then I found this photo, so, I know they exist! I believe they are Ray-Ban, but I can't find the proper style. It seems they are larger than the ones on their site, so maybe they're not: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/689/55944517.jpg/

 

[mr monty]

The style comes from standard safety glasses. The style has been around at least since the 60s.
I wear the Titmus 70F. I have 2 pairs, one with clear lens and another with tinted lens. I laugh because people think I paid $200-$300 for them.

http://www.bestbuyeyeglasses.com/titmus-70-f/42257.html

 

[yeungjai]

Originally Posted by cursive

I've been looking for something very similar to these for a long time, and I cannot, for the life of me, find them. Then I found this photo, so, I know they exist! I believe they are Ray-Ban, but I can't find the proper style. It seems they are larger than the ones on their site, so maybe they're not:

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/689/55944517.jpg/

If you're looking at RayBan you're probably thinking of the Wayfarers. They're a fairly iconic model from RayBan and a common go-to for people looking for big plastic rims.

 

[cursive]

Originally Posted by yeungjai

If you're looking at RayBan you're probably thinking of the Wayfarers. They're a fairly iconic model from RayBan and a common go-to for people looking for big plastic rims.
They look similar to Wayfarers, but they seem a little larger. They just look like a RayBan frame, though. It doesn't really matter to me who makes them, I've just been looking for a style like this and can't find one. Those Titmus 70F are pretty cool, but the frames seem smaller yet, judging by the picture.

 

[cursive]

Are there different sized frames in the wayfarer?