EIGHT TOKYO Polarized Sunglasses for Men and Blue Light Made in Light UV Blue Light Lenses in Women, Blocking, Japan, Lightweight, Color, Driving,

eight tokyo is a registered eyewear brand of Eight Co., Ltd. These Japanese-made polarized lenses, specially designed for driving, protect your eyes from harmful rays. These driving sunglasses block nearly 100% of UV rays and approximately 62% of blue light. Polarized technology cuts glare! These sunglasses are designed and manufactured by a genuine Sabae manufacturer to provide excellent eye protection. The thin lenses provide excellent visibility. Your eyes won't get tired even on long drives. They're also great for golf as they allow you to see the green grass clearly! They use high-quality lenses made by a manufacturer in Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture, Japan's leading eyewear production center, ensuring reliable quality and a comfortable fit. "The lenses and frames physically protect your eyes from wind and dust. Recommended for pollen season." The frame is made of TR-90, a flexible yet strong material also used in space development. It's a stylish unisex frame. The frame is designed to fit the Japanese skeletal structure, providing an excellent fit. The lightweight design reduces strain even when worn for long periods of time, and the glasses stay in place. Size: Width 14.5cm, Height 4.8cm, Temple 14.5cm, Width 14cm, Weight 20g. Accessories: Japanese-made leather soft case, TEIJIN special material eyeglass cloth. Lens cleaning is easy. High-quality accessories ensure long-lasting comfort. Eight Tokyo is an eyewear brand born in Tokyo, the epicenter of fashion trends. They offer a wide range of eyewear, with a focus on sunglasses. The brand works with an eyewear manufacturer in Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture, the home of eyewear, to design and plan items that suit Japanese people. eight tokyo is an eyewear brand born in Tokyo, the epicenter of fashion trends. They offer a wide range of eyewear, with a focus on sunglasses. The brand works with an eyewear manufacturer in Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture, the home of eyewear, to design and plan items that suit Japanese people.