Made in Japan Sunglasses HORIZON CLEAR Horizon Clear FREE BLK4 122500393BLK4FREE [jugaad14] [Jugaad Fourteen]

Sleek, simple and modern design Ultra-light sunglasses that can be used in all seasons Our goal is to create fashion eyewear that can be coordinated with any occasion in today's diverse world. It is produced in Sabae City, Japan, which is one of the world's leading production areas and is known for its top level technology and quality. We aim to create beautiful and rational products using only ethical materials, without using any metal materials. HORIZON A model rebuilt based on a French vintage frame from the 1950s and 1960s. The rim, designed with curves and straight lines, is inspired by the horizon from which the sun rises. The bridge has been designed to be wide enough to avoid becoming too classic, and is designed to be compatible with the Japanese eye and nose balance. <Lens> ・Dark green: 〇〇 series color Visible light transmittance 15% UV transmittance less than 0.01% (cuts over 99.9% of UV rays) ・Light blue: 〇〇 series 2 colors Visible light transmittance 55% UV transmittance notation less than 0.01% (cuts over 99.9% of UV rays) ・Light brown: ○○ series 3 colors Visible light transmittance 60% Ultraviolet transmittance less than 0.01% (cuts over 99.9% of ultraviolet rays) ・Light green: 4 colors of 〇〇 series, visible light transmittance 47%, ultraviolet transmittance 1% or less - Dimming (clear→grey): 5 colors of 〇〇 system Visible light transmittance 26-89% Ultraviolet transmittance less than 0.01% (cuts more than 99.9% of ultraviolet rays) Blue light cut rate (when clear) 23% ・Blue light cut: 6 colors of 〇〇 series Visible light transmittance 95% UV transmittance notation Less than 0.01% (UV 99.9% or more cut) Blue light cut rate 15% ・Polarized light control: 7 colors of 〇〇 system Visible light transmittance 10%-45% Ultraviolet transmittance notation Less than 0.01% (cuts more than 99.9% of ultraviolet rays) #Dimmer function The color density of the lens changes depending on the amount of ultraviolet rays. (Changes from light gray to dark gray)