1011 Sunglasses

Like the 368, it features a distinctive design with low-positioned end pieces and an under-temple that gradually rises from the joint to the temple tips. Additionally, it is designed with an image of various intersecting curves.

Beyond the vine-like entanglement when the temples are folded, the thin bridge is attached to the frame with two solder points and longer-than-usual nose pad arms, creating an intricate intersection of curves around the nose. This piece offers varying depths depending on the viewing angle.

As the designer says, "the patience not to over-beautify," the lens shape was adopted directly from a hand-drawn sketch without corrections. Although quite asymmetrical, this lens shape possesses a unique nuance and a flattering fit, which is one of the distinguishing characteristics of EYEVAN 7285.

The sunglasses feature original "EYEVAN curved lenses" made from Japanese glass. These lenses are crafted by mixing metal particles and other ingredients to formulate the color, then melting and individually molding each lens.