368 Sunglasses

Model 368 is characterized by a distinctive design that includes a high bridge, low end pieces, and under-temples that gradually rise in position from the hinge to the tip. By carving out the front while leaving the bridge intact, the frame retains a solid volume and sharp edges even after barrel polishing.

Even with the unique lens shape that the designer himself described as "almost crumbling" and the boldly curved under-temples, the frame holds together remarkably well, thanks to this distinctive bridge.

This is a frame that strikes a nimble balance between straight lines and curves.

EYEVAN 7285's signature details are also evident in understated elements, such as the 1PIN hinges and the product number, color, and size engravings on the inside of the temples, which deliberately use disparate fonts.

The sunglasses feature original "flat lenses," which are Japanese-made glass lenses created by mixing metal particles and other components to formulate the color, then molding each lens individually after melting the mixture.