Have you seen other premium Japanese handmade eyewear brand? Which brand?

No doubt, Masunaga is a popular brand among others and can be found easily in most optical store nowadays.

This post has been edited by locozz03: Sep 11 2019, 06:45 PM

Guy, mind to share a list of optical shop in KL or Selangor area that do customized clip-on sunglasses??

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Any Masunaga owner here?? Mind to share whether the frame just come with a normal black case?? Ordered mine a month ago and just view it today at the optometry, the case seem like second hand used case to me .

This post has been edited by hjh87: Nov 16 2019, 09:55 PM

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Any Masunaga owner here?? Mind to share whether the frame just come with a normal black case?? Ordered mine a month ago and just view it today at the optometry, the case seem like second hand used case to me .

I think they either change cases time to time or use diff cases for diff frames. Mine was a brown color case with a more slim curved design rather than your typical box design. Got it Dec last year

Hope that the case for them to change cases time to time. Cause did look around those selling the same frame online have shown a different cases from what I saw it at mine optometry. I’ve no issue to get a different cases, but the cases for my frame had peel off and look like used product. Will definitely feel angry if one spend thousand on a frame but get a used product...

very rare/hard to find tag heuer frame nowadays, they stop producing eyewear? i google also not much new dessign.

i barely known any other japanese handmade eyewear brand except for matsunaga. thou looking at some of them last time eyevan 7285 looks good also but masahiro maruyama look freaking steampunk for my taste lol...

Just spent 1.5k on a pair of Yamada frames and 2.6k on Nikon lens in Iconic Lab yesterday. Never spent that much on a lens before. Hope they turn out good.

man... thats like rm4k++ for a glasses. for ur sake i hope it turns out good too

Anyone can recommend a cheap place in PJ/KL to make replacement lens on my frames? need to make multifocals, hoya or zeiss quality.

This post has been edited by dudester: Dec 23 2019, 11:17 AM

anyone know any place that stock Rigards?

Is there anyone wearing this? Where did u buy it?
I cannot find in klang valley. Can help me?

you may try midvalley Iconic lab if they still have the TVR crystal clear frame.

anyone know what spectacle shop in KL sell tom ford frames?

disappointed with hoya lenses. will never buy them again. super easy to attract dirts, hard to keep it clean for clear vision.

will certainly go for zeiss for the next one.

*I suspect my lens are not authentic because it shows "invalid order number" when I enter the order number on hoya authenticity verification page.

https://oms.hoya.com.my/VerifyProduct


This post has been edited by westlife: Mar 2 2020, 11:39 PM

Hah! This one on-trend now, kan?

This post has been edited by Ewww!: Mar 15 2020, 03:45 AM

This and the Kingsman specs.

How to buy cheap frames and use the lenses from old frame given that they will fit in?

I only know the width size of my lenses from the numbers printed on my current frame, and the frame shape.

Let's say my lens shape is wayfarer with 51mm width and 39mm height, can I match my lens with a frame which supports the exact specifications? Eg, Brand A frame has wayfarer lens shape, 51mm width and 39mm height; Brand B frame is the same. However, the cuttings for the lens might still be different given same height, width and shape, am i right?

if slightly bigger they can shave it for u. but if its smaller or the shape is too different... then nothing can be done.

i did mine last time. the fitment was okay. the only part is where do u find shop that are willing to do it? well that u need to find for urself lah.

Awww, I guess i will keep wearing the current frame then cuz so much hassle. Thought can use cheap frame and don't have to worry if the frame bends/breaks/out of shape if i wear like an idiot.