CUSTOMER ORDER "DITA SCHEMA-ONE" Double photochromic

This is an order from a customer that we also featured on Instagram.
Many people have commented that it was helpful, so I've decided to share it on the blog as well.

When you try to make your own glasses,
"What kind of lenses will make them look cool?"
"What kind of lenses can even be made?"
Lenses can be difficult to research and understand.
I hope this can provide some helpful hints.
Moving forward, I will introduce combinations and suggestions that we consider "good."

This time, the customer ordered popular photochromic lenses.
The frame is DITA's "SCHEMA-ONE."
While typical photochromic lenses change from
[clear ↔ colored],
these lenses are unique because they have a base color.
In other words,
they are lenses that "combine the properties of both tinted glasses and sunglasses."

The base color is a "Glow Plum 25%" gradient.

From there, in response to UV light, the color changes to “brown.”
It's interesting that the "color itself changes," not just getting darker.

There are 16 base colors and 8 post-change colors.
The combinations are quite extensive, allowing you to fully enjoy the "fun of customization."

The ability to select so precisely creates the feeling of crafting a truly unique pair.
It's like character creation in a game; that time spent deliberating before the main story begins—
that's often the most enjoyable part, isn't it?

This time, we also focused on the coating.
It's a "white reflection" coating.

While typical lenses have a green reflection,
with colored lenses, this reflection color can sometimes interfere.

By using white reflection, the original color of the lens appears clearer,
and the lustrous texture is further enhanced.
This is actually a point where doing it or not doing it makes a significant difference in appearance.
It's one of the customizations we particularly recommend at our store.

This was a rough overview of the recent order.
I hope it will be helpful for those who are planning to get new glasses.

Thank you to the customer who cooperated.