How does the Jackie Ohh differ from the Jackie Ohh II?

The Jackie Ohh II is larger and more oversized. The original Jackie Ohh is slimmer and sits closer to a classic cat-eye, which suits smaller and medium faces better.

Do the lenses block UV?

Yes. The lenses carry full UV protection, and the brown tint also reduces glare in bright light.

Is it a good fit for a wide face?

It runs narrow. Shoppers with wider faces often prefer the larger Jackie Ohh II or a rectangular Ray-Ban frame instead.

Can I put prescription lenses in it?

The acetate frame can usually be reglazed by an optician, but check with the shop before buying, since not every location handles this model.

What comes in the box?

Ray-Ban typically ships it with a case and a cleaning cloth. Confirm the contents with the seller, since bundles vary.

Is it worth it over cheaper cat-eye frames?

You pay for the Ray-Ban name, the lens quality and the UV protection. Cheaper frames can match the shape but often use thinner acetate and weaker lenses.