Ray-Ban 2186 STATE STREET Original Replacement Lenses

Original Ray-Ban RB2186 State Street replacement lenses

Bring your Ray-Ban RB2186 State Street back to clear, sharp vision without buying a new pair of sunglasses. These original Ray-Ban lenses are a smart way to restore your frame, save up to 60% compared with replacing the complete sunglasses, and enjoy free shipping. At ReplacementLenses.net, every order is handled by a specialist team with our own optical workshop in Granada.

Model compatibility

These Ray-Ban replacement lenses are made for the Ray-Ban 2186 State Street. For a correct fit, your frame must show RB2186 or 2186 on the inside of the temple. The square lens shape and Base 6 curve are specific to this model and should not be assumed to fit other frames.

How to identify your model and size

Look inside the temple arm for a code such as RB2186 49 or RB2186 52. RB2186 is the model; 49 or 52 is the lens size. This product is available in sizes 49 and 52. If the print has faded, measure the maximum horizontal width of your current lens and compare it before ordering.

Main features

• Compatible model: Ray-Ban 2186 State Street.
• Available sizes: 49 and 52.
• Shape: square.
• Lens material: glass.
• Lens curve: Base 6.
• Use: sunglasses.
• Audience: adult.
• Product type: original.
• Available diameters: 54 mm and 57 mm.
• UV400 protection: blocks 100% UVA/UVB.

Available lens options

• 31 – green – glass.
• 33 – brown uniform – glass.
• 3F – blue gradient – glass.
• 51 – brown light gradient – glass.
• 58 – green polarized – glass.
• 71 – grey blue gradient – glass.
• 85 – brown gradient – glass.
• 3A – clear gradient green – glass.
• 4E – green – glass.
• B1 – dark grey – glass.
• 3M – blue gradient – glass.
• BL – photo grey / blue light filter.
• 86 – blue gradient grey – glass.
• 41 – grey blue gradient – glass.
• BG – brown blue gradient – glass.
• BH – green blue gradient – glass.

Material, UV protection and lens finishes

These RB2186 lenses are made of glass. Glass is valued for its optical clarity and good scratch resistance compared with many generic plastic replacement lenses. The Base 6 curve preserves the correct geometry of the State Street, and the sunglass options provide UV400 protection. If you need polarization, choose the option specifically marked 58 – green polarized.

Why replace only the lenses

The Ray-Ban RB2186 State Street frame is strong, bold and built to last. If your frame is still in good condition, replacing only the lenses is more economical, more sustainable and keeps the original look of your sunglasses. You can also browse our full range of original Ray-Ban lenses.

Authenticity and Ray-Ban logo

We are an official EssilorLuxottica distributor. As original Ray-Ban lenses, these replacements include the Ray-Ban logo; the polarized option carries the Ray-Ban P marking. In our Granada workshop, qualified opticians check lenses with a lensmeter, backed by more than 600,000 repaired glasses and over 400,000 orders shipped to 50+ countries since 2018.

Frequently asked questions

Do these lenses fit only the RB2186 State Street?

Yes, this replacement is intended for the Ray-Ban 2186 State Street. Similar-looking Ray-Ban frames may use a different lens shape or edge profile.

How do I choose between size 49 and 52?

Check the inside of the temple arm and match the size printed after the model number. For the RB2186, select either 49 or 52 exactly as shown on your frame.

Are these original Ray-Ban lenses?

Yes, they are original Ray-Ban lenses supplied through the official EssilorLuxottica channel. They keep the correct Ray-Ban logo and original optical quality.

Are they glass lenses?

Yes, the product attributes specify glass as the lens material. This gives a crisp optical feel and strong surface scratch resistance.

Is there a polarized option?

Yes, the available polarized version is 58 – green polarized – glass. If polarization is important to you, make sure you select that exact lens option.

Can I fit them myself?

The RB2186 is an acetate frame, so lenses are normally pressure-fitted with gentle heat. If you are not used to fitting glass lenses, an optician can install them safely.