Randolph x Cole Hauser – Frontier – Antique Bronze & Cape Sand (Rx)
Designed in partnership with Cole Hauser, the Randolph x Cole Hauser Frontier in Antique Bronze pairs a rugged Antique Bronze frame with Cape Sand SkyForce polarized lenses, delivering a timeless, outdoor-ready silhouette. The Cape Sand gradient lens offers UVA/UVB protection and, with Vector anti-reflective and Blue Wave lens technology, enhances clarity in bright conditions. The frame is Made in USA from quality U.S. and global components, underscoring Randolph’s American craftsmanship and local–global sourcing balance. Each pair arrives in the Cole Hauser x Randolph co-branded packaging with a premium case and cleaning cloth. The Frontier emphasizes thoughtful fit and durability, featuring a wide profile and a new spring hinge with an extra 10mm of temple length for a secure, comfortable wear—roughly a 150mm temple feel. It’s offered in Regular (59mm) or Large (63mm) and available with polarized lenses to maintain clarity in high-glare environments. The collection reinforces an American-made manufacturing context while delivering Cole Hauser’s rugged, timeless character in a premium sunglasses silhouette.
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Meet Randolph Engineering.
Randolph Engineering is an American eyewear brand with a storied manufacturing heritage. Founded in 1973 by master machinists Jan Waszkiewicz and Stanley Zaleski, Polish immigrants who pursued the American Dream, the company set up shop near Boston to build eyewear with integrity, precision, and purpose. More than 50 years on, Randolph remains independent and handcrafts every frame in the USA, upholding the same standards that earned it a military contract in 1982. Each pair is made to be worn, repaired, and passed down—a true investment built to outlast trends. Randolph’s products are deeply tied to its American-made manufacturing ethos. Since 1978, Randolph has served as a subcontractor to the U.S. Military and later secured direct contracts, producing eyewear to MIL-S-25948J specifications for military pilots and other service members. The brand’s offerings, from Military Aviators to performance frames like the HGU-4/P Aviator, are crafted in its Massachusetts workshop with a focus on durability, repairability, and lifetime longevity—embodying the principle of made like they used to be.
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