Eyewear embodying 50 years of craftsmanship. 38 variations of sunglasses and optical frames from the new brand, Moldism.

A factory in Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture, that previously manufactured eyeglass frames, has launched a new factory brand called Moldism, based on the technology and experience it has cultivated over many years.
Mordism's first-ever limited-time pop-up store in Japan will be held from September 30th (Wed) to October 6th (Tue) at the Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building 1F Promotion area.

We handle most of the manufacturing process in-house, from mold making to pressing, processing, and polishing. Leveraging our 50 years of accumulated manufacturing expertise, we create frames that take full advantage of titanium's unique properties.

During the event, all 38 variations of the Mordizm lineup will be on display, showcasing details that utilize mold technology and maximizing the unique, substantial yet delicate texture of titanium.
You can see luxurious products that are unique to a factory brand, where years of technology and experience are at the heart of the craft.

A lineup of popular brands committed to "Made in Japan" products.

Additionally, we will be featuring a selection of popular eyewear brands committed to Made in Japan products, including Jacques Marie Mage, TANABIKU, and SATO , for a limited time.

From Tanabiku comes a long-awaited new color of the brand's flagship model.
Jack Marie Mage will be offering a wide range of items, including the charismatic and popular AKIRA model, which was exclusively sold at APEC and had only been available in limited quantities in Japan.
The TAOS 10th anniversary model, inspired by Dennis Hopper from the movie "Easy Rider," is a representative collaboration model of this year.

This is a great opportunity to see a wide selection of Japanese eyewear brands all in one place. Why not visit the store and find the perfect pair of eyewear for you?

A re-release of a popular model that supported the brand in its early days.

This special version of TAOS was created to commemorate the 10th anniversary of JMM's first collaborative model. It uses 12mm fabric for a more three-dimensional look.

A new color for the brand's flagship model, which uses Japanese-made Takiron Roland fabric.

The popular ACAMAR model has been updated with a more luxurious finish.

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