The frames we purchased at last month's exhibition are now arriving one after another.

The frames we would like to introduce today are dun, made by Sanko Kogaku in Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture.

We have blogged about it several times, so some of you may know about it.

This is a sheet metal frame that is truly called the standard among dun frames.

Recently, frames with deep vertical lenses and rounded shapes have been in vogue, and we tend to drift in that direction, but we are not ignoring the fact that there are many people who are looking for simple square frames.

This is a frame that has been highly requested by our customers, so we have brought in a repeat shipment.

dun is "rubber metal".

It is characterized by the use of titanium material developed by the Toyota Group's Toyota Central R&D Labs.

Soft yet supple

High strength but strong waist

More rust-resistant than common titanium alloys,

Excellent human compatibility (which means it is suitable for people with metal allergies)

Titanium alloy.

The frame is solidly built, with a firm grip on key areas where suppleness is needed and where it is better to make the frame stiffer.

These glasses can be used in a wide range of places, both in business and in private life.

DUN-2166

The curved shape from the front to the temples gives it a very three-dimensional appearance.

The eyebrow part is made thin, making it perfect for those who want the glasses to have a presence without making a strong impression.

DUN-2162

These square frames look a bit slender nowadays.

The sheet metal gives the frames a sense of presence, and they are ideal for those who want a rather crisp look.

DUN-2163

These frames are the nylor version of the 2162 (lenses are suspended by tegus).

Ideal for those who feel that full-rimmed sheet metal is a little too impressive.

The square feeling remains firmly in place, so this is also ideal for those who want a crisp look.

I hope you will compare the 2162 with the 2162 and feel the difference in presence.

Even in Sabae, where delivery times are said to be slower, it is not uncommon for delivery to be immediate for items in stock, not all.

We have so many frames coming in that we can't keep up with the blog, so please take a look if you are interested.

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.