G.D.C. has rearranged a popular item from Ayame. Inspired by driver's glasses, these sunglasses have a 70's flavor.

“Eyewear is essential for both work and private life,” says Takashi Kumagai of GDC, which has a store in Daikanyama. Mr. Kumagai, who has a reliable sense of aesthetics, places his trust in items from "ayame," the pride of Japan.

ayame × GDC Collaboration KAGE ¥52,900 each

Inspired by the driver's glasses that appeared in the 1970s, the lenses are designed to be as wide as possible based on the original need for a wide field of vision.

The shape has a strong presence, but the slender frame line allows it to blend in well with the face. Ayame's eyewear is meticulously designed to fit all Japanese faces, so you can try even the most unusual styles without hesitation. The lenses are subtly adorned with the iconic eight-pointed star of "G.D.C." and the temples have the double name logo. The double name logo is engraved on the temples.

Two types of lenses are available: black frame with green lenses and clear frame with pink lenses. The black frame is equipped with polarized lenses, which provide clear vision while blocking out light.

The sunglasses, a fusion of Ayame's reliable craftsmanship and G.D.C.'s unique creativity, will go on sale at the G.D.C. Daikanyama Flagship Store and the official online store from May 23 (Sat.) at 12:00 p.m.