Eyewear That Masterfully Embodies a Unique Philosophy: "Breaking Well"

Given that many of TURNING's clients are optical retailers operated by ophthalmologists, numerous requests came in for frames that children could wear with peace of mind. This led to the development of children's frames over approximately three years. A key feature is their design, which anticipates rough handling by children and accidental impacts, making them easy to repair if broken.

In the event of an impact while wearing glasses, the top priority is to prevent eye injury. The frames are designed with the order of protection as "Eyes → Face → Lenses → Frame," emphasizing how they "break" to absorb impact effectively. Furthermore, the temples are designed so the acetate can detach easily. This makes them simple to repair even if the core metal inside the temple bends, and since the outer acetate doesn't need replacement, repair costs are reduced. The core metal uses beta titanium, which is lightweight, resistant to corrosion, and offers flexibility, providing a secure fit that gently supports the head. There is also no concern about nickel allergies.




All "TURNING" products are designed with a "rearward center of gravity balance" concept, considering the front and back weight distribution to prevent frames from slipping down during wear. While the front exerts a "forward thrust" and the temples a "backward pull," the friction coefficient generated by these forces is calculated to achieve an exceptional wearing experience.

Now, the high safety standards developed for children's frames have been adapted for adults, resulting in two models: "TP-332" and "TP-333." It would be wonderful to enjoy eyewear that showcases the manufacturer's exceptional technical skill and hospitality in every detail, shared between parents and children.

Children's models: "TPK-3301," "TPK-3302," "TPK-3303"
Price: ¥23,760

Adult models: "TP-332," "TP-333"
Price: ¥25,920