How to wear and use Nawate glasses (sunglasses)

Hello,
A London-based eyeglasses/sunglasses brand
Online store where you sell
METRONOME-Tokyo Online
My name is OKD.
This time
"How to wear rope-wrapped glasses/sunglasses"
So I'll write about it.
Rope-wrapped glasses from now on
If you are thinking of purchasing,
I'm interested in rope-wrapped glasses
I can't quite make up my mind to try it.
I would be happy if you would read this too.
Now,
Once you learn how to do it,
It's quite simple.
① After placing the nose pad
② Spread out the rounded temple part
③ Hook the rope part over your ear
That's all.
If the size does not fit,
I adjust the rope part.
Please have your glasses adjusted at an optician's shop.
If you try to adjust it yourself
There is a risk of damage.
Standard straight temples
(The part that goes over the ear is almost straight.)
The thing is simple,
In the case of rope wrapping, the temple part
Because it is round,
It requires a little ingenuity.
However,
It's not difficult once you get used to it, so please
Please try it out.
As demonstrated in the YouTube video,
The rope handle bends flexibly.
Using this flexibility,
You need to put it on your ear.
Also
Depending on the frame size
The tightness and looseness will vary.
If you are unsure about the size
Don't worry about the type at the eyeglass store.
Try on Nawate glasses (sunglasses)
I think it's worth a try.
Check the size of the frame
Is it too hard for you?
I think it's okay to judge whether it's too loose.
On online sites like this one
Because it is difficult to try on,
I apologize for the special information.
Rope-wrapped glasses have become quite rare these days.
In particular, "Made in Japan" is considered an endangered species.
That's what they say.
In fact, we will stop manufacturing rope hand wraps.
There are also many manufacturing factories.
There seem to be some made in China as well
All of our Nawate glasses are made in Japan.
In addition to what is shown in the photo
We have a wide variety of items available.
Please take a look.
Well then.
OKD