The real deal. Randolph Aviators are built to precise military standards (Mil-S-25948, to be exact). Battle tested and suitable for the most demand...

Named after the Concorde supersonic passenger airliner, which entered service in 1976 (four years after Randolph Engineering was founded), the Conc...

Anderson, named after Boston-born Major Scott Douglas Anderson. A 70s-inspired style aviator for a square, vintage look with a saddle-style nose br...

Named after Charles Elwood Yeager, the first pilot to exceed the speed of sound in level flight. Yeager is a slimmer, lighter frame with wider lens...

Thaden, named after Louise Thaden, winner of the first Women’s Air Derby, and inspired by Randolph's retired Crew Chief style. A compact design, pe...

Hamilton, inspired by Randolph's retired Franklin and Jefferson aviator styles. This lightweight geometric frame is fashion-forward yet vintage in ...

The Fusion Elinor, inspired by the legendary "Jackie O" style. The Fusion Elinor is designed with an oversized square shape and hand in-laid with p...

The Intruder, named after the A-6 Intruder, a twin-engine, mid-wing, all-weather attack aircraft. The Intruder means business. The large square sha...

The epitome of self-reliance and keen ability, The Hawk draws from a heritage of rugged individuality in the skies of nature and man alike. A newly...

Technology Meets Fashion. A stylish spin on two of our most popular shapes the P3 and the Aviator combines the strength of metal with the comfort ...