[Face fonts. FF-100 series]
The FF-100 series features multi-layered colors made of three layers of metal plates and transparent nylon resin.
The three-layered structure of the frame creates depth and a variety of color variations. Since ancient times, Japanese people have layered kimonos of different colors to express a variety of colors. This unique structure not only expresses the Japanese beauty of layering, but also allows for a light and comfortable wear that gently hugs your face. The appeal of the 100 series is its combination of beauty and functionality.
[ Face fonts. FF-130]
This is an updated model of the ever-popular and classic FF-116.
The feminine square fox lens shape has been made even more elegant.
▼Specifications
・Country of manufacture: Japan made in japan
・Material: β titanium/resin
・Lens size: 52mm
・Bridge size: 16mm
・Lens top and bottom size: 27mm
・Temple size: 125mm
▼Frame color
・01 Red azalea (Kurenai azalea)
・02 Under the snow (Yukinoshita)
・03 Walnut (walnut)
・04 Mutsutsuji (mochi azalea)
▼Frame PRICE
・33,000 + tax
*If you would like a lens, please select the lens you want from the set contents (lens selection).
*If you would like a lens other than the set contents (lens selection), such as colored lenses, please select the desired lens from "LENS EXCHANGE".
Col.01 Red azalea (Kurenai azalea) The color is reminiscent of mountain grass with red flowers. The mountain grass is a representative of the mountain grass, and there is even a poem in Japanese that says, ``The red things in the mountains are azaleas and camellias.''
Col.02 Under the snow The outer material is white and the lining is decorated with red plum blossoms, creating a color that resembles a red plum blossom buried in snow. This color represents the feeling of looking forward to the arrival of spring.
Col.03 Walnut (walnut) The outer material is scented, and the lining is blue, and the color is based on the color of walnut dyeing. The heavy walnut-colored robe is described as ``walnut-colored gohitare'' in ``The Tale of Major General Tamamine.''
Col.04 Sheep-tsutsuji (mochi azalea) The color is a combination of purple and red, representing the flowers and trees of mochitsuji in the mountains. The mochi azalea has pretty flowers that are pale reddish-purple, and because the flower stalks are sticky, it is said that in ancient times, the flowers were plucked and enjoyed by attaching them to clothing.
