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

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...

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...

Originally designed for use inside navy submarines, this retro P3 style is a favorite among those looking for a vintage and slightly edgy look. Bui...

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 ...