Mr. Gentleman BRUCE Glasses and Sunglasses

The model features a large frame that becomes the focal point of your styling.

Creates a well-balanced look.

On the other hand, glasses tend to stand out more.

The television cut of "BRUCE" addresses these concerns.

Television cut is a technique that cuts the edge of the rim that comes into contact with the lens at an angle.
By recessing the inside of the rim like a CRT television, the frame has a three-dimensional appearance.

The top of the rim is also cut at an angle to add more depth.

This simple step will give you a natural look with glasses that blend in with your face.
It has a luxurious appearance that avoids the "flat" look that thick-rimmed glasses often have and the intimidating feeling they give off.

The temples feature a "core wire" design, which is becoming a trend in luxury eyewear.
The design allows the shaft to be seen through, giving the impression of depth and elegance from the side as well.

The sparkling core is an original design by Mr. Gentleman EYEWEAR.
The fine grained pear-skin pattern reflects light and sparkles.

The way it shines is elegant, so even when paired with earrings or other jewelry, it won't look too much. It's limitlessly elegant.

Another noteworthy point is that the design does not require clinging and the nose pads are integrated.
The front of the eyewear is positioned close to the face, making the nose appear higher and giving the face a more defined look.

Casual clothing and perfect eyewear.
This contrast creates the sophisticated style you desire.

This time, BRUCE is offering both optical and sunglasses.

Optical glasses are a great addition to your fashion collection and can be used as daily eyewear.
Sunglasses that will liven up any drive, trip, or outing.

Here you'll find the best eyewear to match your occasion and preferred fashion style.

There are four colors available that suit a wide range of tastes, from retro to modern to casual, but the color that stands out is "Native American."

As the name suggests, the coloring is reminiscent of traditional Native American clothing and embroidery.