1010 Sunglasses

We've received a new model featuring a new part called the "extension hinge," born from the designer's idea that "a temple with a turnaround would look cool." This unique pair of glasses offers the functionality of shortening the temple length by 1 cm by removing this part.

What truly embodies the essence of EYEVAN 7285 is its design process. It begins with an ideal aesthetic, and then functional significance is added later, realizing the designer's intention that "just knowing there's a proper meaning behind it changes the perceived durability."

Furthermore, the lens shape is sampled from a catalog of a historical American eyewear manufacturer published in 1935. The lens shape alone is very unique, so some people might even want to wear these with the extension hinges removed.

The sunglasses feature original "flat lenses" made of Japanese glass, where the color is mixed with metal particles and other components, then molded one by one after dissolution.