SunglassRevivers

SunglassRevivers: compatible replacement parts for Ray-Ban and Oakley frames

SunglassRevivers is a trading name of OPTIMEGO SL, a company registered in Granada, Spain, that specialises in compatible aftermarket replacement lenses and temples for sunglasses. The operation is run by qualified opticians and eyewear replacement specialists who focus on parts for frames customers already own, rather than selling complete new pairs. The company states it is part of the Optimego group, which it describes as one of Europe's established compatible eyewear replacement platforms, and reports that the group has repaired more than 600,000 pairs and shipped over 400,000 orders across six European markets.

The catalogue is organised around model-specific compatibility. SunglassRevivers lists more than 300 compatible frame models, including over 100 Ray-Ban lens options, 110 Oakley lens options and 80 Ray-Ban replacement arm options. The range also covers screws, nose pads and cases. The company is explicit that it is not affiliated with Ray-Ban, Oakley or EssilorLuxottica, and that brand names are used only to indicate which frames the parts fit.

Lenses, temples and small parts in the catalogue

The lens line consists of polarised triacetate lenses offered in 15 colours, with UV400 protection against UVA and UVB up to 400nm. The company lists anti-scratch coating, resistance to sea water and oil, and fingerprint-resistant surfaces as features of its lens options. Replacement temples and arms are sold as matched parts for specific frame models, and the accessories section covers screws, nose pads and cases.

Popular replacement arms in the catalogue include parts for the Ray-Ban RB3447 Round Metal, RB3548N Hexagonal, RB4264, RB3647N, RX3447V Round Metal, RB2140 Wayfarer, RB3447N Round Metal and RB3016 Clubmaster. Prices for these arms start at $36.33 or $37.73 depending on the model, according to the listings shown at the time of writing. The site also groups products by popular frame families such as Ray-Ban RB2132 New Wayfarer, RB3025 Aviator, RB4165 Justin, RB4068, and Oakley Holbrook 9102, Holbrook Mix 9384, Frogskins, TwoFace 9189, Catalyst 9272, Split Shot 9416, Fives Squared 9238 and Leffingwell 9100.

How the replacement process works

SunglassRevivers guides customers through a three-step process. First, the user is asked to open the sunglasses and look inside one temple arm for a reference such as "RB2140 50-22 150", which identifies the model number and size. Second, the customer searches by model and selects the colour or part type, choosing lenses, temples or accessories compatible with that frame. Third, installation is carried out at home; the company notes that some frames are press-fit by hand while others require a small screwdriver, and it provides guidance and support for the fitting.

The company emphasises model-specific compatibility, citing frame code, lens width, bridge, hinge system, curve, tint and coating as the details that determine whether a part will fit. Its in-house team oversees compatibility, fit and product specifications before parts reach the catalogue, and an optical cutting specialist operates and checks the lens cutting process for precise model-specific fit.

Warranty, shipping and returns

Every part is covered by a three-year manufacturing warranty against defects in material, coating or finish. If a part arrives faulty or develops a defect within three years of delivery, SunglassRevivers states that it will replace the part or refund the customer. The warranty is not a compatibility guarantee; if a part does not fit the listed frame model, the company says it will resolve the issue through its returns policy. Unused products can be returned in good condition and with their packaging, according to the return policy. Shipping is free worldwide, and delivery times depend on destination and shipping method, with available options shown at checkout.

Background and team

OPTIMEGO SL operates SunglassRevivers from Granada. The company describes its team as a small group of optical, warehouse, support and creative specialists. The published team includes Marta, owner and optician, who ensures replacement lenses meet quality and compatibility standards; Víctor, optical cutting specialist; Yuscarlis, warehouse manager; Mariela, customer support; Minerva, order preparation; Rafael, web developer; and Nicolás, graphic designer.

The company also publishes guides on topics such as whether compatible replacement lenses are worth it, how to fix loose sunglasses hinges and temple screws, and mirror lens coatings. It runs a professional programme and offers a newsletter with lens guides and offers.