Randolph Engineering

Randolph Engineering is an American eyewear manufacturer founded in 1973 by Jan Waszkiewicz and Stanley Zaleski, who first built optical tooling and machinery before turning to their own frames. Still family-owned and produced at its Randolph, Massachusetts factory, the brand assembles each pair through roughly 200 largely hand-executed steps and has supplied military-spec aviators to the US armed forces since 1978. The range covers the flagship Aviator, Concorde and P3 shapes, prescription frames and RE Ranger shooting glasses, alongside collaborations with The Brooklyn Circus and Shelby.