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Size DetailsFrequently Asked Questions
Are Ray-Ban 4407 sunglasses prescription-ready?
What size are Ray-Ban RB4407 sunglasses?
What is the tri-layer construction on the RB4407?
Do Ray-Ban 4407 sunglasses have UV protection?
What face shapes work best with the Ray-Ban 4407?
Are Ray-Ban RB4407 sunglasses unisex?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Ray-Ban 4407 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Iconic design worn by celebrities since the 1950s with proven timeless appeal
- Multiple size options (52mm, 55mm, 58mm) for better fit flexibility
- Lighter nylon construction makes it more comfortable for all-day wear
- Rubber finish option provides a unique matte texture and grip
- Slightly more affordable starting at $98.00
- Softer, more rounded square shape suits more face types
- Classic trapezoid Wayfarer shape with deeper lens height for more coverage
- No pantoscopic tilt means better fit and less overhead light intrusion
- Acetate construction provides premium feel similar to RB4407
Read the full comparison
Ray-Ban RB4407 vs New Wayfarer vs Justin: Which Square Frame Is Right for You?
If you're drawn to Ray-Ban's square acetate frames, you're likely weighing the RB4407 against two other popular models: the New Wayfarer RB2132 and the Justin RB4165. All three offer prescription-ready square frames with full UV protection, but each brings a different design philosophy and fit.
Design & Construction
The RB4407 stands out with its tri-layer injected acetate construction. This technique layers multiple tones of material to create a translucent effect with subtle internal contrasts—something you won't find in the New Wayfarer's lightweight nylon or the Justin's standard acetate. The RB4407 also features a distinctive keyhole bridge and ultra-wide temples that give it a more architectural, geometric look. If you want a frame that feels modern and catches the light in interesting ways, the RB4407 delivers.
The New Wayfarer, by contrast, is the streamlined classic. It's lighter (thanks to nylon construction), has a shallower lens height, and comes in three sizes (52mm, 55mm, 58mm) for better fit flexibility. The Justin splits the difference with a softer, more rounded square shape and optional rubber finishes for a matte, contemporary vibe.
Fit & Coverage
The RB4407 is a wide fit at 57mm with a high bridge, making it ideal for larger faces or anyone who wants generous coverage. The ultra-wide temples add to that bold, statement-making presence. The New Wayfarer offers more size options, so if you have a smaller face, the 52mm or 55mm might be a better match. The Justin also runs wide but with narrower temples, so it feels less chunky on the face.
Price & Value
The Justin starts at $98, the New Wayfarer at $117.56, and the RB4407 at $130.88. You're paying a bit more for the RB4407's tri-layer construction and unique design details, but it's still competitively priced within Ray-Ban's acetate lineup.
Which Should You Choose?
Choose the RB4407 if you want a modern, distinctive square frame with tri-layer depth, a keyhole bridge, and bold coverage. It's the most architectural of the three and makes a confident style statement. Choose the New Wayfarer if you prefer a lighter, more classic look with multiple size options and a proven iconic design. Choose the Justin if you want a softer square shape with a contemporary matte finish at the lowest price point.
At a Glance
Ray-Ban New Wayfarer RB2132 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Iconic design worn by celebrities since the 1950s with proven timeless appeal
- Multiple size options (52mm, 55mm, 58mm) for better fit flexibility
- Lighter nylon construction makes it more comfortable for all-day wear
- Lower starting price point at $117.56
Cons:
- More common and less distinctive than the tri-layer RB4407 design
- Shallower lens height provides less coverage than the RB4407
- Lacks the translucent tri-layer effect and keyhole bridge detail
- Nylon material feels less premium than injected acetate
Ray-Ban Justin RB4165 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Rubber finish option provides a unique matte texture and grip
- Slightly more affordable starting at $98.00
- Softer, more rounded square shape suits more face types
- Proven bestseller with wide color and lens variety
Cons:
- Standard single-layer construction lacks the depth of tri-layer frames
- No keyhole bridge—uses a standard bridge design
- Less architectural and geometric than the RB4407's bold silhouette
- Temples are narrower, providing less coverage and statement impact
Ray-Ban Wayfarer Ease RB4340 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Classic trapezoid Wayfarer shape with deeper lens height for more coverage
- No pantoscopic tilt means better fit and less overhead light intrusion
- Acetate construction provides premium feel similar to RB4407
- Timeless design that never goes out of style
Cons:
- More traditional and less modern than the RB4407's geometric design
- Lacks the tri-layer construction and translucent color effects
- Trapezoid shape is less structured for round faces compared to square frames
- Higher starting price at $146.10