Yellows Plus classic frames are now in stock.

Yellows Plus, led by designer Toshiaki Yamagishi, is a brand that places great importance on "stylistic beauty.

Lines of a few tenths of a millimeter are corrected many times to create the ideal appearance.

Yellows Plus glasses look classy just by wearing them, so I can recommend them with confidence as a professional.

The three models introduced here are not new.

We have restocked popular frames that depart as soon as they arrive.

Our store is well restocked not only with new products, but also with older products that have been popular.

Yellows Plus CLIFF

The bridge itself is used as an accent by deliberately raising the position of the bridge, a part of the nose.

Both the height and width are very well balanced, so I think this model is the least face-friendly of the three types we are introducing today.

The temples are made of plastic that matches the color of the front, allowing the model to play with color within simplicity.

Yellows Plus BILL

This is a popular round frame.

Round frames are actually very difficult frames to select.

That being said, if the size or balance of the round circle is even slightly off, it looks really uncool. (assertion)

Whether you like it or not, I don't have to tell you that the designer's sense is required more than any other frame to make it look cool there.

There is no wrong answer in choosing Yellows Plus rounds, which are a bundle of sense. There is only the right size.

Please ask our staff about that.

Yellows Plus NILS

This model came out in 2017, but it has none of the so-called outdated or old-fashioned feel.

This is a classic model that has been selling well in our store for a long time.

I feel that these frames demonstrate exactly what he said about being conscious of designing frames so that when people look back on them years from now, they will think, "Those frames are really cool, aren't they?

The simple Boston shape makes this model suitable for both men and women, which may be another reason why it will soon be gone.

It is one of the few models that customers can pick up on their own and say, "I want this one.

(Of course I'm looking at sizes, etc.)

This article was written by.

Ryoji Osaka

First-class opticianBorn and raised in Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki City. After working for a domestic manufacturer and a foreign IT company, I entered the eyeglass industry. In addition to the eyeglass industry, I enjoy contributing to the local community in Musashi-Kosugi by starting up a local community with my friends and cooperating in shopping district activities.