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For online classes and watching videos for children

It is said that on average, in our daily lives, we watch smartphones, tablets, PCs and TV screens for more than 50 hours a week. Many people may feel tired due to the blue light emitted from those screens. Children, like adults, have more time to see those screens and are similarly affected. Fashionable glasses that protect children's important eyes from blue light have joined IZIPIZI.

Fun and practical

The PC glasses for children #D use lenses that cut 40% of blue light. #D is a round Boston shape that reflects the trend. The design is highly fashionable and can be used for a long time. Light and durable polycarbonate is used for the frame, and the soft-touch processing is applied, so it is also nice that it is soft against the skin and comfortable to wear.

There are 4 colors: BLACK with a chic impression, fashionable TORTOISE based on brown, which is the same as adult, refreshing BLUE TORTOISE, and RED full of energy. Glasses are delivered in a cosmetic case together with a special felt case. If you always put it in this felt case, it will be convenient to carry and store.

Reading glasses change your life

"Reading glasses". What impression do you get from the sound of those words? Items that are bought in need. Something that will not escape. At last, I have such an image. Three designers from Lyon, France, look at their parents who are constantly struggling in search of a place for reading glasses, and reconsider that everyone will someday become presbyopia. 2010 , IZIPIZI was born in Paris. Initially, it was a tabletop type, and it was put in banks, insurance companies, and hotels, and thereafter, eyeglass types that were easy for the general public to use appeared.

IZIPIZI's philosophy is "reading glasses that completely change the lives of our customers." Stylish and colorful reading glasses that embody that concept have become popular at many select shops, including MoMA DESIGN STORE, the official store of the Museum of Modern Art, New York.