Handcrafted since 1973. The only remaining metal eyewear company left in the country.
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Randolph states its sunglasses are handcrafted in the USA using quality U.S. and global components — the company has supplied U.S. military eyewear since 1978, built to actual military specification (Mil-S-25948).
The classic teardrop aviator shape worn by military pilots — 100% UVA/UVB protection, available polarized or non-polarized.
Randolph Engineering states on its own site: "Handcrafted in the USA using quality U.S. and global components." Read the source on randolphusa.com → Retrieved 2026-09-24. Note: the claim names global components alongside domestic ones — this covers US assembly/handcrafting, not a 100%-domestic-materials claim.
These are built to the same standard issued to military pilots — meant to survive years of hard use, not one beach season.
The classic aviator shape means they don't go out of style the way trend-driven sunglasses do.
Polarized lenses cut glare significantly for driving and water — worth the small upcharge if you spend time in either.
The metal frame can be adjusted slightly for fit — most optical shops can do this for free.