How To Tell If Pre 2000 Ray Ban Aviators Are Fake?

How Can I Tell If My Ray-Bans Are Fake?

There are many ways to tell if Ray-Bans are fake or authentic. If you have Ray-Bans with serial numbers on the arms, these will typically be found only in Pre 2000 Ray-Ban Aviators and newer models, so older Ray-Ban sunglasses that do not have this feature should be considered fake.

Another indication of a Fake Ray-Ban is the Ray-Ban logo on the arms of the glasses. In most cases, Ray-Ban logos will not have outlines around them, and they will typically appear thicker than other Ray-Bans.

Another way to tell if your Ray-Bans are fake is by looking at how close together or far apart the screws that hold each arm to the Ray-Ban logo are. Fake Ray Ban Aviators will usually have screws that are very close together, while authentic Ray-Bans typically have a bit more space in between each screw on the arms of these sunglasses. 

Do Ray Ban Aviators Have Serial Numbers?

No. Ray-Ban Aviators do not have any serial numbers, as was previously mentioned above. However, many fake Ray Bans will include small markings similar to Ray Ban's locations stamping their authentication on authentic sunglasses.
There is no Ray-Ban numbering system, so any numbers located on the arms of Ray-Ban sunglasses should be considered fake.

Also, if you can't physically see your Ray-Bans and are trying to figure out how to tell if they're authentic or not by looking at pictures online, it's always best to ask a professional before purchasing them as Ray-Ban sunglasses.

Do Fake Ray-Bans Have Serial Numbers?

How do I Find my Ray-Ban Serial Number?

There are a couple of easy ways to determine the Ray-Ban serial number. You can either check your Ray-Bans warranty card, which is often located in the sunglasses case with a paper slip containing information on where you purchased them and their authenticity. Alternatively, if that's not available for some reason or another, Ray-Ban Aviators typically have a Ray-Ban logo sticker on the inside of one lens. This can usually be found between the Ray-Ban logo and a circle with "RB" in it. The Ray-Ban serial number is also located here, which you can use to find out if your Ray-Bans are fake or authentic!

What Happens If I Lost My Ray-Bans?

Unfortunately, Ray-Ban does not replace Ray-Bans that are lost or stolen under warranty, but if you lose your Ray-Bans and want a new pair of Ray-Ban Aviators, it's best to avoid purchasing fakes.

What Do all The Numbers Mean on Ray-Ban Sunglasses?

The Ray-Ban numbers found on the arms of Ray-Ban sunglasses are model numbers. This is used for marketing to tell what style your Ray-Bans are and where they were made.
For example, Ray Ban RB3025 Aviator means these Ray-Bans have been manufactured in Italy, specifically sold in European countries.

RB means Ray-Ban. 30 means that these Ray-Bans are part of the 30th collection Ray-Ban has made, with numbers going all the way up to 50 for their latest designs.

25 refers to what year model your Ray-Bans are. If you have a 25 on either side of your sunglasses, this indicates they were released in 2002!

Are Lei Peng Ray-Bans Real?

No. Ray-Ban does not manufacture sunglasses called "Lei Peng," as Ray-Ban sunglasses are only named after their model numbers. Therefore, Lei Peng Ray-Bans and any other Ray-Bans with a different name or logo than what is shown in this blog post should not be trusted as the real deal!

Which Ray Ban Models Are Made in China?

While certain Ray-Ban models are manufactured in china, most come from Italy. For example, the Ray-Ban Aviator RB3025 Polarized and Ray-Ban RB8301 were both manufactured in China. However, the newer releases of these two styles have been produced elsewhere.

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