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Can I get prescription lenses in the Ray-Ban Clubmaster Aluminum RB3507?
What's the difference between the Clubmaster Aluminum RB3507 and the classic Clubmaster RB3016?
Are the Ray-Ban Clubmaster Aluminum sunglasses lightweight and comfortable?
What size are the Clubmaster Aluminum RB3507 sunglasses?
Do the Clubmaster Aluminum sunglasses have UV protection?
What face shapes look best with the Clubmaster Aluminum?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Ray-Ban Clubmaster Aluminum 3507 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Lower price point ($123.20 vs $200.95 starting price)
- Classic acetate browline offers more color and pattern options (tortoise, havana, etc.)
- Iconic mixed-material design that's been a cultural staple since 1986
- Full metal construction like the Aluminum, but with standard metal instead of aluminum
- Visually very similar to the classic RB3016 at first glance
- Same 51mm dimensions as the Clubmaster Aluminum
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Clubmaster Aluminum vs. Classic Clubmaster: Which Should You Choose?
If you're deciding between the Ray-Ban Clubmaster Aluminum RB3507 and the original Clubmaster RB3016, you're comparing two versions of the same iconic design with different material approaches. Both share the distinctive browline silhouette and 51mm lens dimensions, but the experience of wearing them differs.
The Clubmaster Aluminum RB3507 is the modern choice. Its all-aluminum construction makes it noticeably lighter and more comfortable for extended wear—reviewers consistently praise the barely-there feel on the face. The brushed metal finishes (black on gold, blue on silver, gunmetal) give it a sleek, contemporary edge that pairs well with minimalist or modern styles. Aluminum is also corrosion-resistant and flexible, so it holds up better to daily wear and environmental exposure. If you prioritize comfort, durability, and a refined aesthetic, the Aluminum is worth the premium.
The classic Clubmaster RB3016 offers the original mixed-material design: acetate on the browline and temples, with metal accents. This gives you access to classic patterns like tortoise shell and havana that aren't available in the all-metal Aluminum version. The RB3016 is also more affordable (starting around $123 vs. $201) and comes in both 49mm and 51mm sizes, giving you more fit flexibility. If you love the vintage acetate look and want the most authentic Clubmaster experience, the RB3016 is the iconic choice.
Our take: Choose the Clubmaster Aluminum if you want the lightest, most comfortable version with a modern finish. Choose the classic RB3016 if you prefer traditional acetate patterns and a lower price. Both are prescription-ready, and both deliver the Clubmaster's signature retro-cool vibe.
Clubmaster Aluminum vs. Clubmaster Metal RB3716
The RB3716 Clubmaster Metal is another all-metal option that looks nearly identical to the classic RB3016 but with full metal construction. Compared to the Clubmaster Aluminum RB3507, the RB3716 uses standard metal rather than aluminum, which likely makes it slightly heavier (though still lighter than the acetate RB3016). The Aluminum's brushed finishes are more distinctive and modern, while the RB3716 offers a more traditional polished metal look. If you want the absolute lightest frame, go with the Aluminum RB3507. If you prefer a classic metal aesthetic at a similar price, the RB3716 is a solid alternative.
At a Glance
Ray-Ban Clubmaster 0RB3016 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Lower price point ($123.20 vs $200.95 starting price)
- Classic acetate browline offers more color and pattern options (tortoise, havana, etc.)
- Iconic mixed-material design that's been a cultural staple since 1986
- Available in both 49mm and 51mm lens sizes for more fit options
Cons:
- Heavier than the aluminum version due to acetate construction
- Acetate can be less durable and more prone to breakage than aluminum
- Less modern aesthetic compared to the sleek brushed metal finishes
- Not as corrosion-resistant as aluminum
Ray-Ban Clubmaster Metal 3716 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Full metal construction like the Aluminum, but with standard metal instead of aluminum
- Visually very similar to the classic RB3016 at first glance
- Same 51mm dimensions as the Clubmaster Aluminum
- Fresh update to the timeless Clubmaster design
Cons:
- Likely heavier than the aluminum version due to standard metal construction
- Less distinctive than the Aluminum's brushed metal finishes
- Higher starting price ($144.20 vs $200.95)
- May not offer the same lightweight comfort as aluminum