JINS will release "JINS x PAPIER TIGRE," a pair of glasses in collaboration with PAPIER TIGRE, a brand born in the Marais district of Paris that develops paper-based products and stationery, on July 12th.
JINS has collaborated with a variety of brands, characters, and works both in Japan and overseas. This time, they are collaborating with PAPIER TIGRE, a product brand that was founded in the Marais district of Paris in 2011. Characterized by bold colors that brighten up your surroundings just by holding them, and graphics inspired by a variety of sources, the brand has been gaining attention in Japan as well.
This collaborative collection incorporates Papier Tigre's unique colors and graphics into eyeglasses, bringing a playful touch to everyday styling and providing a range of glasses that are fun to wear as products. The frames are mainly Wellington, Boston, and round, with a selection of trendy slightly larger shapes, and there are 32 types of glasses in 6 styles. They are sold with an original case and cleaning cloth.
Pattern & Bicolor Series
"LRF-18S-961" Green x Navy x Graphic Lens Shape: Wellington (8,000 yen)
The "Pattern & Bicolor Series" features a bicolor design with different colors on the front and temples. The front is a color that blends in with the face, while the temples are a playful color, and some products even have bold graphics on the inside of the temples.
Full Metal Series
"LMF-18S-963" Navy x Light Gray, Shape: Boston (8,000 yen)
The "Full Metal Series" features slender frames made from colored metal materials, and the key feature is the use of different colors for the rim and temples.
Combination Series
"LRF-18S-998" Lens shape: Boston (8,000 yen)
The "Combination Series" combines different materials for the front and temples, and the key feature is the use of different colors for the front and temples.
JINS SCREEN Full Metal Series
"FPC-18S-966" Navy x Light Pink Lens Shape: Boston (5,000 yen)
In addition, "JINS SCREEN" PC glasses will also be released, which come standard with non-prescription lenses that block 25% of blue light. The lineup includes two styles and four varieties from the "Full Metal Series" (5,000 yen) and the "Pattern & Bicolor Series" (5,000 yen). The glasses will be sold packaged in an original box and come with an original soft case.
The price of each pair of glasses (8,000 yen) includes the cost of thin, aspherical prescription lenses, just like regular vision correction glasses. Optional lenses (with some exceptions) can be selected for an additional fee. They are available at JINS stores nationwide and the JINS online shop (https://www.jins.com/jp/papiertigre/).
JINS has collaborated with a variety of brands, characters, and works both in Japan and overseas. This time, they are collaborating with PAPIER TIGRE, a product brand that was founded in the Marais district of Paris in 2011. Characterized by bold colors that brighten up your surroundings just by holding them, and graphics inspired by a variety of sources, the brand has been gaining attention in Japan as well.
This collaborative collection incorporates Papier Tigre's unique colors and graphics into eyeglasses, bringing a playful touch to everyday styling and providing a range of glasses that are fun to wear as products. The frames are mainly Wellington, Boston, and round, with a selection of trendy slightly larger shapes, and there are 32 types of glasses in 6 styles. They are sold with an original case and cleaning cloth.
Pattern & Bicolor Series"LRF-18S-961" Green x Navy x Graphic Lens Shape: Wellington (8,000 yen)
The "Pattern & Bicolor Series" features a bicolor design with different colors on the front and temples. The front is a color that blends in with the face, while the temples are a playful color, and some products even have bold graphics on the inside of the temples.
Full Metal Series"LMF-18S-963" Navy x Light Gray, Shape: Boston (8,000 yen)
The "Full Metal Series" features slender frames made from colored metal materials, and the key feature is the use of different colors for the rim and temples.
Combination Series"LRF-18S-998" Lens shape: Boston (8,000 yen)
The "Combination Series" combines different materials for the front and temples, and the key feature is the use of different colors for the front and temples.
JINS SCREEN Full Metal Series"FPC-18S-966" Navy x Light Pink Lens Shape: Boston (5,000 yen)
In addition, "JINS SCREEN" PC glasses will also be released, which come standard with non-prescription lenses that block 25% of blue light. The lineup includes two styles and four varieties from the "Full Metal Series" (5,000 yen) and the "Pattern & Bicolor Series" (5,000 yen). The glasses will be sold packaged in an original box and come with an original soft case.
The price of each pair of glasses (8,000 yen) includes the cost of thin, aspherical prescription lenses, just like regular vision correction glasses. Optional lenses (with some exceptions) can be selected for an additional fee. They are available at JINS stores nationwide and the JINS online shop (https://www.jins.com/jp/papiertigre/).
