Randolph Engineering now supplies sunglasses, prescription glasses and gas mask inserts to the armed forces, as the largest of four eyewear manufacturers that contract with the military.

This style retails for $149-$239.Randolph Engineering Pilot sunglasses cut glare and protect from extreme exposure to solar radiation, but they’ve also become a fashion statement.

Randolph Engineering happens to be one of the few companies still making aviators where form follows function. Hardly surprising, seeing as they’ve been providing the military and NASA with these ...

Tom Cruise has worn different models of Randolph Engineering's sunglasses in both his personal life and in several major movies, including Oblivion (shown here), The Mummy and his new American Made.

The company opened its Randolph factory in 1973. Over half a century, technology has changed Randolph's work - but certainly not the quality. Each pair takes six weeks and about 200 steps to make.

Bookmark Indefinitely Wild These Are the Sunglasses You’re Looking For Randolph Engineering aviators are made in America and actually worn by military pilots Published: Aug 11, 2020 Wes Siler ...

Randolph Engineering has been supplying the military with Aviator sunglasses for 30 years, so it goes without saying that the company’s shades do their job well. What sets the specs apart ...

Peter Waszkiewicz is the CEO of Randolph Engineering, a company that makes handcrafted American sunglasses, prescription frames, and protective eyewear for shooting. Peter joined the company as an ...

Aviator sunglasses made by Randolph Engineering usually retail for $100 and up, actually a small price in the world of Maui Jims and Raybans. The ones Joyce bought cost about $230.

Like many small manufacturers across America in the late 1970s and early 1980s, the tool-making company Randolph Engineering faced a stark choice. It could adapt or die.

The glasses are listed on Randolph’s website for $299. For his part, Biden has been wearing Ray-Ban’s Aviator-style sunglasses so long that he has joked that the company should sponsor him.