Randolph Concorde Sunglasses - 22K Rose Gold - Skyforce Polarized Rose Gold - Regular (57mm)

Randolph Engineering Concorde Sunglasses Named after the Concorde supersonic passenger airliner, which entered service in 1976 (four years after Randolph Engineering was founded), the Concorde is built to meet the same military standards as our classic Aviator. Featuring the iconic large teardrop shape worn by pilots during World War II, this style is loved for its fashion as well as for its sun protection.

Randolph Concorde Sunglasses 23K White Gold - Cobalt Polarized Glass - 61 - Heavyglare

Randolph Concorde Sunglasses 22K Rose Gold, CR178, CR164, CR163, CR238, CR224. Strike a pose with this shiny Rose Gold lens that reduces glare and

Randolph Concorde 22K Rose Gold

Randolph USA Concorde Classic Aviator Sunglasses for

Randolph Engineering originally built their classic Aviator for the U.S. Military, surpassing rigid mil-spec standards.

Randolph Aviator Sunglasses - 23K White Gold - SkyTec-P Polarized Cobalt - Regular (55mm)

Randolph Engineering Concorde Sunglasses Named after the Concorde supersonic passenger airliner, which entered service in 1976 (four years after Randolph Engineering was founded), the Concorde is built to meet the same military standards as our classic Aviator. Featuring the iconic large teardrop shape worn by pilots during World War II, this style is loved for its fashion as well as for its sun protection.

Randolph Concorde Sunglasses Matte Black / Skull / Glass AGX AR 61mm

The Cecil, named after Cecil “Teddy” Kenyon, a test pilot for Grumman Aircraft during WWII and one of the first members of the Ninety-Nines, which was established in 1929 by 99 women pilots. The Cecil is designed for style and comfort, form and function. Handcrafted frames in jewelry-quality finishes with lightweight lenses and stylish temple tips.

Randolph Engineering Cecil Women's Sunglasses in Gold

Randolph USA Concorde Classic Aviator Sunglasses for Men or

Randolph Engineering Concorde Sunglasses Named after the Concorde supersonic passenger airliner, which entered service in 1976 (four years after Randolph Engineering was founded), the Concorde is built to meet the same military standards as our classic Aviator. Featuring the iconic large teardrop shape worn by pilots during World War II, this style is loved for its fashion as well as for its sun protection.

Randolph Concorde Sunglasses, 57mm, 23K Gold, AGX Lens

Concorde Aviators, 23k Gold Frames with Cobalt Lenses by Randolph