randolph
Massachusetts, since 1973. 3 pieces in stock.
Randolph, since 1973
Born in Massachusetts
Founder Jan Waszkiewicz escapes Poland and flies as a navigator for the British air force.
Randolph becomes a supplier of flight glasses to the US armed forces.
The US Air Force contracts Randolph to make its HGU-4/P flight sunglass, to the military standard MIL-S-25948.
Menswear designer Michael Bastian creates a 15-piece sunglass collection with Randolph.
Yellowstone actor Cole Hauser, a Randolph wearer for 30 years, co-designs the Frontier and Sierra frames.
Randolph still makes its aviators in Massachusetts, largely by hand.
In 1982 Randolph became the prime contractor for US military flight sunglasses. Its Aviator comes from that work.
Inside the temples you usually find the model code, the colour code and three numbers for the size: lens width, bridge and temple length, in millimetres.
