BJ Classic Collection S-831 ​​49□18 (BJ Classic)

This classic style model reproduces not only the design but also the craftsmanship and philosophy of the Thermont, which was developed by AO in the 1950s for officers. The hinges are fixed with five pieces of rivets to ensure strength, and the nose pads use simple and beautiful rivet pads. The craftsmanship of artisans that is not often used these days because it is time-consuming can be seen everywhere.

This is a complete reproduction of the American Optical Company's "Thurmont" sunglasses, which were worn by Malcolm X, the influential black liberation leader of the 1960s, in his later years.

BJ stands for Brother Japan, which means American Optical's Japanese brother.