Luxury at its finest.
Randolph, the renowned Massachusetts-based eyewear brand, renowned for supplying aviator sunglasses to the U.S. Military since 1982, is making waves with its latest product launch.
The new XL Collection is designed to cater to Randolph’s most discerning eyewear connoisseurs, introducing XL Aviator and XL Concorde sunglasses. These oversized frames boast an impressive 150mm width and 150mm temple tips, making them the largest Aviator and Concorde frames ever produced by Randolph, a company with a rich history in crafting military-grade shades since 1973.
Responding to customer demands for larger options, Randolph decided to introduce the XL frames, exceeding even their generously proportioned Large size. Notably, the XL Collection’s Concorde frames feature Randolph’s distinctive bayonet-style temple tips, previously exclusive to the Aviator model.
Emphasizing its Made-In-USA credentials, Randolph promotes the XL collection with striking imagery of giant sunglasses set against iconic American landscapes, such as the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, Dry Tortugas, and Acadia national parks.
In addition to its collaborations with Todd Snyder and Brooklyn Circus, Randolph is doubling down on its military heritage with the forthcoming Class A Eyewear Collection, drawing inspiration from the formal uniforms of each military branch.
Available in a range of finishes and lens combinations, the XL Aviator and Concorde frames come packaged in an embossed hard case with a protective microfiber pouch, priced between $249 to $389 per pair.
