MASU×BLANC/MASTU/ OVAL SHAPE SUNGLASSES

MASU×BLANC / MASU / OVAL SHAPE SUNGLASSES

The first eyewear for MASU was realized through a collaboration with the Japanese eyewear brand BLANC.
Based on archive pieces from the 1960s made in France, which Goto loves, each pair is carefully assembled by artisans in Sabae, the global eyewear production area.
The temple with a classic form is adorned with the brand's icon, the angel logo, in metal studs. The colors are three: a substantial black, a transparent marble-like brown, and gray. Each comes with color lenses tailored to each.
The tip of the left temple features a switch of BLANC's signature detail, provided in all colors in Ivory.
A universal piece that adds color to daily life, regardless of age, gender, or style.
The design, which fuses a classic appearance with playful elements typical of the brand, will bring new freedom to the wearer's vision.

MASU

M A S U is a Japanese men's brand.
Considering the advantages and disadvantages of traditional clothing, respecting its form and tradition, and emphasizing giving it a modern touch.
The concept is 'MASU / PRODUCT,' referring to new mass-produced items created by redefining elements with clear fixed concepts.
The brand name is derived from the Japanese honorific '〜ます.'
Like the word 'masu,' which is used most frequently in daily life without losing its value, we propose items and styles that do not lose their value for people who love clothing.

BLANC

BLANC is a Japanese eyewear brand that started in 2012. Toshiyuki Watanabe serves as the designer and director. It features a stress-free fit backed by meticulous craftsmanship of skilled artisans in Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture, and contemporary design. The signature on the left temple end is the hallmark of BLANC.

Toshiyuki Watanabe is from Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture. He participated from the start in a brand that boasts high popularity globally. Later, he also handled buying for select shops, and from his career, he has broad connections with various brands, mainly contemporary brands.

In 2012, the first collection was announced. Since then, while expanding style variations, eyewear has been developed in numerous shops regardless of men's or women's.