1016 Sunglasses

The X-bridge was a common design feature in 19th-century eyewear. This particular frame incorporates it not merely as a design element, but out of functional necessity. In addition to allowing for fine adjustments to suit the wearer's nose width, the larger contact area with the skin compared to a single saddle bridge provides a more stable fit.

This is a sincere approach characteristic of EYEVAN 7285, where all designs are functionally substantiated to not only improve actual usability, but also ensure what the designer calls "emotional durability," meaning a sufficient sense of satisfaction when worn.

The lens shape is an octagon sampled from a 1930s catalog, which is also a characteristic EYEVAN 7285 approach. It feels somewhat similar to the glasses worn by the protagonist in a popular drama series that AFTER previously worked on.

The sunglass lenses are original "EYEVAN curved lenses" made from Japanese glass. They are produced by mixing metal particles and other materials to create the color, then melting and individually molding each lens.