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Sustainable eyewear, MADE IN JAPAN

About PLAGLA

PLAGLA frames are made from approximately two discarded plastic bottles.

PLAGLA eyewear is created through a unique manufacturing process, combining special recycling technology from Japan with the reliable craftsmanship of factories in Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture, known as the "city of eyeglasses."

"So that making environmentally friendly choices can be effortless."

With this desire, we transformed plastic bottles, which are usually discarded in an instant, into long-lasting eyewear.

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Eyewear Made from Plant-Derived Materials

So you can enjoy eyewear with greater freedom.

The frames, which come in vibrant colors based on clear tones, are made from plant-derived biomass plastic. All parts are composed of materials that return to nature.

Developed with the desire to make environmentally friendly choices easy while enjoying eyewear as a fashion item.

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PGR-05S GREY - CLEAR / GREY PHOTOCHROMIC - POLA (Polarized Photochromic Lens)

PGR-05S GREY - CLEAR / GREY PHOTOCHROMIC - POLA (Polarized Photochromic Lens)

PGR-05S GREY - CLEAR / GREY PHOTOCHROMIC - POLA (Polarized Photochromic Lens)

¥14,850 JPY
¥14,850 JPY

New collection -2026-

New Collection to kick off the new season With summer just around... 

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Commitment to materials

  • The frame is equivalent to about two PET bottles.

    Approximately two 500ml plastic bottles are used to create one frame.

  • Using biodegradable lenses

    We use biopolymer lenses that are broken down into water, carbon dioxide, and biomass by microorganisms during landfill disposal.

  • Accessories also use recycled materials

    The case is made from recycled paper and the cleaning cloth from recycled PET bottles, meaning all materials used in the product are environmentally friendly.

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Environmental Initiatives

  • We support beach clean-ups.

    A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the "Umi no Hane Fund". This fund is used for clean-up activities and research to preserve beautiful coastlines for future generations.

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