Ray-Ban sunglasses were created in 1937 and originally made for pilots protection. In 1999, Bausch & Lomb sold Ray-Ban to Luxottica Group for $1.2 billion. Ray-Ban offers a variety of styles from different decades with Aviators and Wayfarers as top sellers. A S.W.O.T. analysis shows Ray-Ban's strengths are its long-standing brand recognition and quality, while weaknesses include high cost. Opportunities exist in brand expansion and awareness of protective lenses, while threats include cheaper imitation sunglasses and economic downturns reducing luxury purchases. The target market is men and women aged 18-34 who value active lifestyles and individual self-expression