Ray-Ban Replacement Arms.

Ray-Ban replacement arms — also called temples — are the factory spare parts that replace a broken or bent side piece, attaching to your frame front at the original hinge. A broken arm doesn’t mean the end of your Ray-Bans: in most repairs we handle, the frame front and lenses are perfectly fine. This category brings together every Ray-Ban arm we stock — over 760 references covering sunglasses and prescription frames. Whether you call them temples, arms, side pieces, ear pieces or simply the “legs” of your glasses, if Ray-Ban made a frame with them, you’ll almost certainly find the spare here.

Original or Compatible Ray-Ban Arms — Which Should You Choose?

We stock two ranges, and the right one depends on your frame and your budget:

A simple rule from our workshop: if your frame is a recent model you plan to keep for years — or a color that’s hard to match, like Havana tortoiseshell — go original. If you just need the glasses working again at the lowest cost, the compatible range does the job.

Find Your Model in Seconds

Every Ray-Ban prints its identity inside the temple arm: model number (e.g. RB2140), color code, lens size and temple length in millimeters. Use the Ray-Ban Model filter on this page to jump straight to your frame. If the printing has worn off, send us a photo through our Help Center — our opticians identify frames every day, free of charge.

One thing to watch: sunglass and prescription (RX) versions of the same model can use different hinges, so a sun temple won’t always fit the optical frame. Each product page states exactly which version the arms fit — and the Use filter (Sun / Vision) narrows the category for you.

The Ray-Ban Temples We Replace Most

• Ray-Ban 3447 Round Metal — thin metal temples that bend easily
• Ray-Ban 2140 Wayfarer — the classic acetate arm, prone to hinge cracks
• Ray-Ban 2132 New Wayfarer — same hinge weak point as its big brother
• Ray-Ban 3025 Aviator — fine wire temples, easily sat on
• Ray-Ban 3016 Clubmaster — acetate-and-metal combination arm
• Ray-Ban 4165 Justin — rubberized finish that wears with skin contact

Prescription wearers are covered too — from everyday optical frames like the RB5228 and RB7017 to Junior sizes, and even the Scuderia Ferrari collection. And if it’s your Oakleys that need help, we carry Oakley replacement arms as well.

Everything You Need for the Repair

All our Ray-Ban arms ship as a matched pair; screws are not included (add them as an extra or reuse yours). Fitting them takes a few minutes with a precision screwdriver: our 3-in-1 mini screwdriver covers the common Ray-Ban screw heads, and our step-by-step tutorial on how to change Ray-Ban temples walks you through the whole swap. If only the rubber tips behind your ears are worn, you may just need new temple tips instead of full arms. And if the lenses are scratched too, our Ray-Ban replacement lenses complete the full restoration in the same order.

Free Shipping on qualifying orders and 14-Day Returns

We ship worldwide every working day, with free standard shipping on qualifying orders to the USA, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Canada and tracking included. And if the arms don’t fit your frame, you have 14 days to return them — though the easiest path is to send us your frame code before ordering, so we confirm compatibility first.