Tokyo Oval

Some frames carry their craft quietly. Tokyo Oval is one of them. The thick double-ring oval front, the bi-color temples with their gold rivet detail, the way the tortoise pattern on the arms contrasts with the solid front — this is a pair of sunglasses that rewards a closer look. It sits at the intersection of Japanese eyewear precision and the kind of vintage oval silhouette that has been appearing on faces worth photographing since the 1970s.

A oval frame with genuine craft details

Tokyo Oval runs at 50mm wide and 37mm tall — a rounder, fuller oval than Lola, with a thick double-ring front that gives it a sculptural depth most frames at this price point do not have. The bi-color temple construction is the detail that sets it apart in the Urban Vintage collection: each arm transitions from one material or color to another at the mid-point, anchored by a small gold rivet. Nine colorways covering the full spectrum from a clean Grey/Black to a warm Brown/Clear, with standout options in Champagne/Brown and Tortoise/Brown for those who want the full vintage register.

UV400 for every light condition

Scratch resistant eco-friendly polycarbonate lenses with full UV400 protection. The rounded oval shape provides generous coverage across the full visual field — particularly effective during outdoor festivals where sun angles change across a full day. The tinted colorways — brown, black, clear — each interact with natural light differently, making Tokyo Oval a frame that looks intentionally different at noon versus golden hour.

The collector's frame in the Urban Vintage lineup

Tokyo Oval occupies a particular position in the collection. Where Miami and Milan announce themselves immediately, Tokyo Oval is the frame that people notice on someone else first. The craft details — the double ring, the rivet, the bi-color temple — read as considered rather than designed, which is a harder thing to achieve. This is the frame for the person who knows the difference between a pair of sunglasses and a pair of glasses worth keeping. Stock levels are limited across several colorways — White/Black, Grey/Clear and Brown/Clear are each under five units.