Ray-Ban's New CTX Collection Offers Strong, Light, Hypoallergenic Frames
Ray-Ban has launched a new collection featuring a revolutionary frame material called CTX. This copper-titanium alloy offers strength, lightness, and hypoallergenic properties. The collection is available now on Ray-Ban's website.
The CTX collection, priced between $263 and $276 per model, is made from 95% recycled content, demonstrating Ray-Ban's commitment to sustainability. Each frame is crafted with innovative features such as Torx hinges and integrated rubber components, ensuring a perfect fit and enhanced comfort.
The collection comprises four Optics models - RB7550, RB7551, RB7552, and RB7553 - offering a variety of lens shapes and finishes. The CTX material provides exceptional strength while reducing weight, making these frames ideal for active wear. Moreover, the copper base and absence of nickel make CTX hypoallergenic, catering to those with sensitive skin.
Ray-Ban's CTX collection, with its innovative material and features, is now available. The collection offers a blend of sustainability, strength, comfort, and style, appealing to a wide range of customers.
