1019 サングラス

These aviator sunglasses have a rare design with a top bar serving as the only bridge. To prevent the front from bending backward, the top bar uses a T-shaped cross-section, a structure often seen in architectural components where both strength and light weight are required. The rims, which feature a stepped design to match the T-shaped top bar, are incredibly elaborate, with the bottom half having the step hand-cut off by craftsmen, resulting in a cut-off finish.

The design of the temple ends is sampled from the zipper pulls of vintage military wear. The decision to not push the design further, even when there seems to be room for more, is a characteristic touch of EYEVAN 7285.

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 the mixture and molding each lens individually.