The design source for the titanium endpiece that matches the small P3 shaped plastic front is a buckle from British military wear in the 40’s. The temples have a polygonal shape at the tips of the temple end, and the edges of the temples are engraved with lines at a pitch of 0.2mm. Inspired by the folk of the 20’s.
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MATERIAL - FRONT: ACETATE, TITANIUM / TEMPLE: β-TITANIUM
EYEVAN 7285 | 419 C805
EYEVAN 7285: Eyewear that does not have technical restrictions in the manufacturing process is created with the combination of traditional manufacturing methods and new technologies with out-of-the-box thinking. Unique identity is established through beautiful details and highly sophisticated designs. Frames are carefully created in detail by hand work of highly skilled artisans in the city of Sabae, and finished pieces after about 400 processes of work can be said to be modern craftwork rather than industrial product.