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A simple, plain pair of men's frames, inspired by the WOLFGANG PROKSCH designs of the 2000s, which the designer himself cited as his greatest influence. The square half-rim design has a light feel that suits contemporary tastes, but the structure itself, where the lenses are held in place by nylon thread, is a historic one dating back to the 1950s.

Eyewear from the 90s and 00s, which served as the inspiration for this model, often had appealing designs but were frequently cheaply made. This model, however, embodies the atmosphere of that era while offering meticulous craftsmanship that provides a sense of satisfaction to the owner—a distinctive approach by EYEVAN 7285 that catches the eye.

The straightforward, linear endpieces and temples, characterized by a double-wire motif, draw inspiration from the main gallery of the Hakone Open-Air Museum, designed by sculptor Bukichi Inoue in the late 1960s.