In 1972, EYEVAN started with the concept of “Eyewear for dressing as a fashion item”, and in 1985, it finally made its sensational world debut. Known for its timeless design, one can look into hand-written drawings or archives of original EYEVAN and see the genuine craftsmanship, creativity and enthusiasm of the design team during those days. In 2013, around 40 years after its launch, a new design team reconstructed the brand, creating the new spin-off brand, EYEVAN 7285, based on original EYEVAN archives. Drawing inspiration from accessories such as vintage eyewear, telescopes, hand mirrors and old tools collected by the initial team, to artifacts such as building structures and products of nature, EYEVAN 7285 strives to fuse together eyewear and everyday life.
The Corso marks part II of the Nouvelle Vague collection from EYEVAN. With grey lenses on a grey frame, the design is a modern take on the Wellington style. A 4-curve lens and slight curve is adopted to generate a cubic effect in front. The lenses are finished with an anti-reflective coating and a logo is embedded in the left temple.
- Acetate-frame sunglasses ingrey
- Anti-reflective coating
- Minimal modern design
- 53mm eye size. 21mm bridge size. 145mm temple size
- 6mm thick front
- Foldover hardside leather case
- Satin drawstring pouch
- Made in Japan
