- Classic Wellington-style glasses.
- Two-tone acetate: polished black and ecru.
- Bottle green polymer lenses with a base curve of 4 (base 4).
- The hinges are attached in the traditional artisan way – without cutting into the acetate.
- A metal core with engraved detailing on both sides is visible through the acetate temples.
- The curly nose bridge, or, as it is also called, the keyhole bridge.
- Made in Japan.
The model is based on the Webb frame and inspired by the image of Bill Evans. The decorative elements and temple design follow the original, while the front has been increased by 1 mm in thickness.
The Wellington frame style is a classic silhouette with an inverted trapezoid shape, where the top line is wider than the bottom. The name originates from the British Wellington College, referencing the elegance of academic style. This shape accentuates the brow line and has remained a timeless eyewear design for over half a century.
