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Matsuda M1033 SG Grey Crystal 50
€ 700,00The M1033 is a classically-inspired, horn-rimmed style frame. A beautiful amalgam of Japanese acetate and lightweight titanium.
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Matsuda M3135 SG Matte Black 56
€ 750,00A contemporary navigator shape sunglass crafted of high-grade titanium featuring engraved temples and side-shields inspired from the art deco designs of the 1930s. The titanium construction is finished in precious metal plating complimented by hand lacquered details.
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What our ambassadors say about us
Men’s Eyewear at Sun of Japan
Eyewear for men has evolved from a functional necessity to a fashion statement. At Sun of Japan, we offer a wide range of styles, materials, and colors to suit every taste and personality.
History of Japanese Eyewear
Early Beginnings
- Edo Period (1603-1868): Introduction of Western-style glasses by Dutch traders.
- Meiji Period (1868-1912): Rapid industrialization and modernization of the eyewear industry.
Prominent Manufacturers
- Masunaga Optical (1905): One of Japan’s oldest and most esteemed eyewear manufacturers.
Evolution to Fashion
- 20th Century: Eyewear became a fashionable accessory, influenced by pop culture and iconic figures like Buddy Holly.
Popular Styles of Men’s Eyewear
- Wayfarer: Timeless and versatile with a distinctive trapezoidal shape.
- Aviator: Teardrop shape with a thin metal frame, symbolizing coolness and masculinity.
- Round: Bold fashion statement, often associated with intellectuals.
- Square: Contemporary look, flattering for round or oval faces.
- Browline: Thick upper rims for a distinctive appearance.
- Rectangle: Classic and modern balance, versatile for various looks.
- Rimless: Minimalist and lightweight, focusing on the lenses.
Materials Used in Men’s Eyewear
- Acetate: Lightweight, flexible, and hypoallergenic.
- Metal: Durable and sleek, often made of stainless steel or titanium.
- Cellulose: Lightweight and impact-resistant, ideal for sporty eyewear.
- Wood: Unique, eco-friendly option with distinct grain patterns.
Finding the Right Pair
Consider Face Shape
- Round Face: Rectangular or square frames add structure.
- Oval Face: Most frame styles work well.
- Square Face: Round or oval frames soften angles.
- Heart-Shaped Face: Aviators or browline glasses draw attention downward.
- Diamond Face: Oval or rimless frames complement distinctive features.
Personal Style and Comfort
- Choose frames that match your personality and lifestyle.
- Ensure a proper fit and comfort with adjustments by a qualified optician.
Eyewear as an Extension of Identity
Men’s eyewear has become a significant fashion accessory. Whether classic Wayfarers, stylish aviators, or trendy round frames, the right pair can enhance your overall appearance and reflect your unique style.
Celebrity Eyewear Icons
- Johnny Depp: Eclectic and unique vintage-inspired frames.
- Elton John: Flamboyant and extravagant designs.
- James Dean: Timeless black Wayfarer-style glasses.
- Brad Pitt: Impeccable style with classic aviators and modern designs.
- Steve McQueen: Classic aviators complementing a rugged image.
Explore our collection at Sun of Japan and find the perfect pair of glasses to express your identity and elevate your style.
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"I’m super pleased with the delivery my coveted Aquila sunglasses! A personal inside, together with card of authenticity, with the arrival package made my day. Classic Japanese packaging, all done with care. It made the experience that much more satisfying. Love the glasses and design and production quality by Masunaga. Selection of the best globally eyewear I consider means I will return for more.."
September 2024