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What age range are the Ray-Ban Leonard Jr RJ9093S sunglasses designed for?
Do these sunglasses provide UV protection for my child's eyes?
Can I add prescription lenses to the Leonard Jr sunglasses?
What makes acetate frames a good choice for kids' sunglasses?
What is the saddle bridge design and why does it matter for kids?
How do I know if these sunglasses will fit my child?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Ray-Ban Kids Leonard Jr 0RJ9093S Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Iconic Wayfarer shape that's instantly recognizable
- Slightly lower starting price ($51.38 vs $60.13)
- More angular, bold square shape for kids who want a classic look
- Same price range ($60.13-$118.0)
- Slightly larger, more wraparound fit offers better side coverage
- Sportier, more contemporary styling for active kids
- Round shape offers a softer, more vintage-inspired look
- Slightly lower starting price ($58.58 vs $60.13)
- Keyhole bridge adds unique style detail
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Ray-Ban Leonard Jr vs. New Wayfarer Jr vs. Justin Jr: Which Kids' Sunglasses Are Right for Your Child?
Choosing between Ray-Ban Junior styles often comes down to face shape, personal style, and fit preferences. The Leonard Jr RJ9093S, New Wayfarer RJ9052S, and Justin RJ9069S are all square acetate frames designed for ages 7-10, but each offers distinct advantages.
Leonard Jr: The Versatile Square
The Leonard Jr strikes a balance between classic and contemporary with its softly rounded square shape. The narrow fit (45mm lens width) works especially well for petite faces, and the transparent color options (pink, blue, brown) give it a modern, playful look. The saddle bridge design ensures comfort on developing noses, and the clean lines make it versatile enough for both casual and dressier occasions. If your child has a smaller face or prefers a lighter visual weight, the Leonard Jr is an excellent choice.
New Wayfarer Jr: The Iconic Classic
The New Wayfarer Junior is Ray-Ban's most recognizable kids' style, with sharper angles and a bolder square shape. It's the go-to for kids (and parents) who want that unmistakable Wayfarer look. The slightly lower starting price and availability in Asian Fit make it accessible, but the more angular shape may not suit rounder faces as well as the Leonard Jr's softer contours. Choose the New Wayfarer if your child wants to match the iconic adult style.
Justin Jr: The Sporty Option
The Justin Junior offers a larger, more wraparound fit with sportier styling. It provides better side coverage and often features rubberized finishes for extra grip—ideal for very active kids. However, the larger fit can overwhelm smaller faces, and the thicker frame profile has more visual weight. If your child plays sports or prefers a contemporary, athletic look, the Justin is worth considering.
Our recommendation: The Leonard Jr RJ9093S is the most versatile option for most kids. Its softer square shape suits a wider range of face types, the narrow fit is ideal for smaller faces, and the transparent color options feel fresh and modern. Parents appreciate the saddle bridge comfort, and kids love the lightweight feel. For the classic Wayfarer fan, go with the RJ9052S; for the athlete, choose the Justin RJ9069S.
At a Glance
Ray-Ban Kids New Wayfarer 0RJ9052S Sunglasses
Pros:
- Iconic Wayfarer shape that's instantly recognizable
- Slightly lower starting price ($51.38 vs $60.13)
- More angular, bold square shape for kids who want a classic look
- Available in Asian Fit version for flatter nose bridges
Cons:
- More angular shape may not suit all face types as well as Leonard Jr's softer square
- Heavier visual presence—may feel less modern than Leonard Jr's cleaner lines
- Less variety in transparent color options compared to Leonard Jr
Ray-Ban Kids Justin 0RJ9069S Sunglasses
Pros:
- Same price range ($60.13-$118.0)
- Slightly larger, more wraparound fit offers better side coverage
- Sportier, more contemporary styling for active kids
- Rubberized finish options for better grip
Cons:
- Larger fit may overwhelm smaller faces (Leonard Jr's narrow fit is better for petite children)
- Less classic styling—may not appeal to kids who want traditional Ray-Ban look
- Heavier visual weight due to thicker frame profile
Ray-Ban Kids Erika 0RJ9060S Sunglasses
Pros:
- Round shape offers a softer, more vintage-inspired look
- Slightly lower starting price ($58.58 vs $60.13)
- Keyhole bridge adds unique style detail
- Lighter visual weight—great for kids who prefer subtle frames
Cons:
- Round shape doesn't suit all face types (square faces may prefer Leonard Jr's square shape)
- Less coverage than square frames—may not block as much peripheral light
- More delicate appearance may not appeal to kids who want bold styling