Ray-Ban is bringing the Marvel universe into its eyewear collection with a new collaboration inspired by four iconic characters: Spider-Man, Captain America, Doctor Doom, and Deadpool. The collection takes some of the eyewear brand’s familiar silhouettes and gives them a superhero-inspired makeover through character colours, signature symbols, engraved details, and distinctive finishes.
The Ray-Ban Marvel Eyewear Collection features four adult sunglasses designs, with an additional children’s range inspired by Spider-Man and Captain America. Rather than creating conventional superhero merchandise, the collaboration incorporates elements of each character’s identity into recognisable Ray-Ban frames, making the designs wearable beyond the world of comic books.
The release also arrives ahead of Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Doomsday, putting Doctor Doom in the spotlight as one of the collection’s featured characters.
Each of the four adult designs takes a different approach, drawing inspiration from the characters’ costumes, colours, and recognisable symbols.
Doctor Doom gets the Bill Max, a gold-tone, Aviator-inspired frame featuring deep green lenses. Priced at $260, the design includes precision laser detailing, with Doctor Doom’s insignia featured on the lenses and temple tips. The gold and green combination draws directly from the character’s familiar visual identity.
Spider-Man’s influence appears on the Wayfarer Folding, which retails for $249. The black square frames feature red spiderweb detailing along the temples, alongside Spider-Man insignias on the lenses and temple tips. Its folding construction makes the sunglasses compact enough to carry easily, while a specially engraved message is hidden inside the bridge hinge.
Captain America’s design takes inspiration from Ray-Ban’s classic pilot-style eyewear. The Aviator Max, priced at $319, features a silver metal frame with red, white, and blue accents along the temples. A blue leather bridge cover carries the First Avenger’s Super Soldier star, while shield insignias appear on the lenses and temple tips.
Deadpool brings a more unconventional look to the collection with the RB2228. Retailing for $227, the wraparound sunglasses feature curved lenses and a metallic gradient finish that transitions from black to red. The character’s signature colours also appear on the anti-slip temple tips, with red-and-white detailing completing the design. Deadpool’s insignia is featured on the lenses and temples.
Ray-Ban Brings Marvel to Children’s Eyewear
The collaboration extends beyond adult sunglasses with a children’s collection featuring Spider-Man and Captain America-inspired designs. The selection includes sunglasses, optical frames, and a Mini Aviator, giving younger Marvel fans their own take on the partnership.
Spider-Man’s children’s sunglasses arrive in a bright red frame with mirrored lenses decorated with silver spiderweb detailing. Character graphics extend along the temples, while a safety cord featuring a small rubber Spider-Man figure adds a playful touch.
There is also a matching optical frame with a slim, squared silhouette, character graphics on the temples, and detachable clip-on sun lenses featuring a web-inspired pattern.
For Captain America, Ray-Ban introduces a Mini Aviator with a red metal frame and blue lenses. Shield-inspired details appear on the temple tips, bringing the character’s familiar colours and identity into a smaller version of one of the brand’s most recognisable designs.
The Ray-Ban Marvel Eyewear Collection is available through select Ray-Ban stores and the brand’s official online store. Adult designs are priced between $227 and $319, with Deadpool’s RB2228 at the lower end and Captain America’s Aviator Max carrying the highest price tag.
With its mix of classic Ray-Ban silhouettes and Marvel-inspired details, the collaboration offers a different way for fans to wear their favourite characters. From Doctor Doom’s gold-and-green frames to Spider-Man’s web-inspired Wayfarers, each design brings a recognisable piece of the Marvel universe into everyday eyewear.
