Ray-Ban Jackie Ohh Ii 4098 Sunglasses
Ray-Ban Jackie Ohh Ii 4098 Sunglasses
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The Ray-Ban Jackie Ohh II RB4098 sunglasses pay tribute to one of the most recognizable style icons of the 20th century. Inspired by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and her signature oversized shades that shielded her from paparazzi in the 1960s, these butterfly frames deliver full-coverage glamour with a modern edge.

Oversized Butterfly Shape That Flatters

These sunglasses feature a bold 60mm lens width in a butterfly shape with oval lenses that create a sophisticated silhouette. The deep V-shaped bridge and generous coverage particularly complement heart-shaped and square faces by softening angular features. Despite the oversized design, the lightweight nylon frame construction keeps them comfortable for all-day wear—a detail customers frequently mention in reviews.

Available in eight distinctive color combinations, from classic black with grey gradient lenses to light havana tortoiseshell with green lenses, each variant maintains the frame's vintage-inspired aesthetic. The full-rim design includes flex hinges for added comfort and durability, while the polished finish and signature Ray-Ban logo on the temples add authentic brand detailing.

100% UV Protection & Prescription-Ready

All Jackie Ohh II lenses provide complete UVA and UVB protection to shield your eyes from harmful rays. The frames are prescription-ready, accommodating single vision, progressive, and bifocal lenses—making them as functional as they are fashionable. Gradient lens options offer a softer look while reducing glare from above.

The 60-14-135mm measurements (lens width, bridge width, temple length) deliver a wide fit with a high bridge that sits comfortably on most nose shapes without sliding. Customers note the frames feel secure despite their size, avoiding the common oversized-frame problem of slipping down the nose.

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Robert Johnson
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I paid extra for 2day shipping a week prior to mother's day. I still have not received my order. As of now it seems fraudulent.

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Jennifer Gilbert

Love my glasses. Received order faster than expected even though I ordered on a holiday weekend . Very pleased will be ordering again.

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Carolyn White

Wish you made the violet frames. Like my sun glasses

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Deborah Pratte
Beautiful

Perfect, stylish, classic sunglasses.

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Evelyn Ann Rude
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I love the Jackie Kennedy sun glasses and have bought them for at least 30 years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Ray-Ban Jackie Ohh II sunglasses prescription-ready?

Yes, the Ray-Ban RB4098 Jackie Ohh II frames are fully prescription-ready and can accommodate single vision, progressive, and bifocal lenses. The full-rim acetate construction makes them ideal for prescription lens installation, and the 60mm lens width provides ample space for most prescriptions including higher powers.

What face shapes do Jackie Ohh II sunglasses suit best?

The Jackie Ohh II butterfly shape is particularly flattering on heart-shaped and square faces, as the rounded oversized lenses help soften angular facial features. The frames also complement oval faces well. The 60mm lens width provides generous coverage and the deep V-shaped bridge creates a balanced, glamorous look across diverse face shapes.

How does the Jackie Ohh II compare in size to the original Jackie Ohh?

The Jackie Ohh II (RB4098) has a slightly smaller and more squared frame compared to the original Jackie Ohh (RB4101), which is rounder and larger. The RB4098 offers better proportions for those who find the original too oversized, while still maintaining full coverage and the iconic retro glamour. Both feature 60mm lenses but different frame shapes.

Are these sunglasses heavy or uncomfortable to wear?

No, despite their oversized appearance, the Jackie Ohh II sunglasses are lightweight and comfortable. They're made from acetate (nylon), a plant-based material that's naturally light. Customer reviews consistently mention the frames don't feel heavy and include flex hinges for added comfort. The balanced design prevents the common issue of oversized frames sliding down your nose.

Do Jackie Ohh II sunglasses come with UV protection?

Yes, all Ray-Ban Jackie Ohh II RB4098 sunglasses provide 100% UVA and UVB protection to shield your eyes from harmful ultraviolet rays. This protection is built into the lenses regardless of whether you choose gradient, solid, or polarized lens options, ensuring comprehensive eye safety in all variants.

What is the size measurement of the Jackie Ohh II frames?

The Ray-Ban Jackie Ohh II RB4098 measures 60mm lens width, 14mm bridge width, and 135mm temple length (60-14-135). This is considered a large, wide fit designed for generous coverage. The high bridge fit works well for those with higher nose bridges, and the 60mm lens provides full eye area protection while maintaining the iconic oversized aesthetic.

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How the Ray-Ban Jackie Ohh Ii 4098 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.

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Ray-Ban Jackie Ohh II vs. Jackie Ohh Original & Erika

Choosing between Ray-Ban's iconic women's frames? The Jackie Ohh II (RB4098) sits perfectly between the original Jackie Ohh and the modern Erika, offering a refined take on oversized glamour.

Jackie Ohh II (RB4098) vs. Original Jackie Ohh (RB4101)

The Jackie Ohh II features a slightly smaller, more squared butterfly shape compared to the original RB4101's rounder, more dramatic silhouette. Customer reviews reveal that many who found the original "too big" or "too bug-eyed" prefer the RB4098's more balanced proportions. Both share the same 60mm lens width, but the II's squared corners create a less extreme look while maintaining full coverage. If you want Jackie O's vintage glamour with better everyday wearability, the RB4098 is your frame.

Jackie Ohh II vs. Ray-Ban Erika (RB4171)

While the Erika offers a modern round shape with rubber finishes and metal temples, the Jackie Ohh II delivers a more vintage-inspired butterfly silhouette. The RB4098's 60mm lenses provide significantly more coverage than the Erika's 54mm, making them better for sun protection and a bolder statement. The Jackie Ohh II particularly flatters square and heart-shaped faces with its angular-softening curves, while the Erika's round shape works better for angular faces seeking balance. Choose the Jackie Ohh II for retro glamour and maximum coverage, or the Erika for a lighter, more contemporary aesthetic.

All three frames are prescription-ready and offer 100% UV protection, so your choice comes down to style preference and fit. The Jackie Ohh II strikes the sweet spot: iconic vintage appeal with practical, everyday proportions.

At a Glance

Ray-Ban Jackie Ohh 4101 Sunglasses

Pros:

  • Slightly smaller and more squared frame shape than the original 4101
  • Better proportions for those who find the original too oversized
  • More versatile fit across different face shapes
  • Maintains full coverage while being less 'bug-eyed' in appearance

Cons:

  • Less dramatic oversized look than the original 4101
  • May not provide quite as much coverage as the rounder 4101
  • Slightly less true to Jackie O's original 1960s style

Ray-Ban Erika 4171 Sunglasses

Pros:

  • More distinctive butterfly shape vs. Erika's round design
  • Better suited for square and heart-shaped faces
  • Larger 60mm lens width provides more coverage than Erika's 54mm
  • More vintage-inspired, iconic Jackie O aesthetic

Cons:

  • Erika has a more modern, casual look with rubber finish options
  • Erika's smaller 54mm size may fit petite faces better
  • Erika offers metal temple accents for a different style
  • Higher starting price point than the Erika

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