Size: 16x 7 x 3 cm
Material: Cotton / *The impression of this product may vary depending on the placement of the fabric. Please note that we cannot accept exchanges based on your preference for the pattern. (Regarding the blue, the blue color is only used in the stripes, so the product often shows off the floral colors. Please keep this in mind when making your purchase.)
Made in Japan (Noren original)
This hard-type eyeglass case features Noren's popular retro flower pattern. As it is a hard case, it will securely protect your eyeglasses. The elegant color and retro flower pattern on the outer surface are popular designs at Noren. In addition to being a glasses case, it can also be used in a variety of other ways, such as a pouch, jewelry case, or pen case.
With its retro-modern pattern, it is perfect for yourself, or as a small gift for someone who loves Japanese style!
*As this product is part of the Retro Flower Furoshiki series, there will inevitably be variations in the pattern of the product you receive. From an eco-friendly and SDGs perspective, we cut the fabric to minimize waste from each piece of cloth, so there is a possibility that the product you receive may differ from the image shown in the main image. We cherish the Japanese spirit of "mottainai" (not to waste), and we would appreciate your understanding of the pattern and other factors before purchasing.
[A unique design] This sturdy, hard-type eyeglass case features our original retro flower pattern. The color and pattern change depending on the placement of the fabric, making each case unique. The elegant and gorgeous pattern makes it the perfect gift for women. The Japanese motif makes this series a popular gift for people overseas.
[Practicality ◎] It protects the contents well, so it is recommended for storing not only glasses but also jewelry. Depending on how you use it, it can also be used as a pen case or a case for mobile devices.
[Perfect gift] Whether you're a long-time glasses wearer or someone who's just started wearing glasses, why not give these as a gift to add to your collection or as a keepsake?
