Original Ray-Ban Arms.

Original Ray-Ban Replacement Arms

A broken or bent arm does not mean your Ray-Bans are finished. In most cases the front frame, the lenses and the opposite temple are perfectly fine — the problem is one arm that has snapped at the hinge, lost its spring tension or cracked after years of daily use. This category carries genuine Ray-Ban replacement arms: the same factory-made temple arms fitted on new Ray-Ban sunglasses and optical frames, always sold as a pair so both sides match perfectly. Hinge screws are not included: you can add them as an extra on each model’s product page.

At ReplacementLenses.net we are one of the world’s largest specialists in Ray-Ban spare parts. Our team of qualified opticians has helped repair over 600,000 pairs, shipping more than 400,000 orders to over 50 countries — including the USA, UK and Canada for over 8 years. We know these frames inside out because we handle them every single day.

Why Original Ray-Ban Temple Arms Matter

Ray-Ban temple arms are not interchangeable. Every model has a specific arm profile — a particular thickness, taper, curve behind the ear, hinge barrel width and screw position. A Round Metal (RB3447) arm is nothing like a Wayfarer (RB2140) arm, and a New Wayfarer (RB2132) arm is nothing like a Clubmaster arm. Even within the same model, different size codes can use slightly different temple lengths.

Official Ray-Ban temple arms are manufactured by EssilorLuxottica to match the exact specifications of each model, size and color code. They include the Ray-Ban logo, the correct hinge geometry, the right material finish and the same temple tip profile as your original frame. That means a perfect fit, a consistent look on both sides, and no hinge alignment issues.

Our Most Popular Original Ray-Ban Arms

• Ray-Ban 2140 Wayfarer — the iconic acetate frame, prone to hinge barrel cracks
• Ray-Ban 2132 New Wayfarer — slightly smaller than the 2140, same hinge issue
• Ray-Ban 3447 Round Metal — thin metal temples that bend easily
• Ray-Ban 3447V Round Metal (optical) — the prescription version, same delicate arms
• Ray-Ban 3647N — double bridge model with fine metal temples
• Ray-Ban 3548N Hexagonal — flat-lens model, thin metal arms
• Ray-Ban 8313 Carbon Fiber — sport model with carbon fiber temples
• Ray-Ban 4264 Chromance — modern wraparound with nylon arms
• Ray-Ban 6335 / 7017 (optical) — prescription frames with heavy daily-use wear

If your model is not listed above, search the category by model number — we carry authentic Ray-Ban replacement temples for hundreds of models, including Junior sizes and the Scuderia Ferrari collection.

How to Find the Right Arm for Your Ray-Ban

Open your existing arm and look at the inside. You will see something like:

RB4165 622/T3 55□16 145

• RB4165 — the model (Justin, in this case)
• 622/T3 — the color code
• 55 — the lens size in millimeters
• 16 — the bridge width
• 145 — the temple arm length in millimeters

The model and color code are the two most important pieces. Search for your model in this category, then match the color code so the arms match your frame exactly. Remember that sunglass and optical (RX) versions of the same model can use different hinges — each listing states which version it fits. If the printing is worn off, send us a photo through our Help Center — our opticians identify models daily, free of charge.

Materials and Finishes

• Acetate — Wayfarer (RB2140), New Wayfarer (RB2132) and most full-frame models. Glossy or matte, in solid colors, tortoiseshell (Havana), transparent and gradient tones.
• Metal — Aviator, Round Metal (RB3447), Hexagonal (RB3548N) and wire-frame models, with plastic or rubber temple tips.
• Nylon / Injected — sport and modern models like Justin and the RB4xxx series. Lightweight, rubberized finish.
• Carbon fiber — tech models like the RB8313, lightweight and stiff.

Genuine Ray-Ban parts replicate the exact factory material and finish — especially important for Havana tortoiseshell, transparent colors and rubberized textures, where a non-original arm would stand out immediately.

Common Reasons for Replacing Ray-Ban Arms

• Hinge break — the most common failure, especially on acetate models like the RB2140 and RB2132
• Bent or misaligned arm — metal temples bend from sitting on them or storing them without a case
• Acetate shrinkage — older arms shrink over time, making the hinge stiffer
• Worn temple tips — if only the tips are damaged, replacing the temple tips may be enough
• Faded or peeling finish — sun exposure and skin oils degrade the surface

In all these cases, replacing the arms is far cheaper than buying a new pair. You keep the original lenses and the front frame — only the damaged arms get swapped. Our tutorial on how to change Ray-Ban temples shows the process step by step.

Sold as a Pair (Screws Sold Separately)

Our original Ray-Ban arms are sold as a pair — left and right together. This guarantees both arms match perfectly in color, finish and wear level. Hinge screws are not included: if yours are worn or lost, add them as an extra on the model’s product page. To fit them you only need a precision screwdriver, like our 3-in-1 mini screwdriver.

Free Shipping on qualifying orders and 14-Day Returns

We ship every working day, with free standard shipping on qualifying orders to the USA, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Canada and tracking included; see the delivery time for your country on our shipping page. If the arms don’t match your frame, you have 14 days to return them.

Every arm in this category is a genuine Ray-Ban part sourced through the authorized EssilorLuxottica supply chain. Looking for a more affordable alternative? Visit our Compatible Ray-Ban Arms. We also carry original Oakley replacement arms.