Next-Generation Kids' Sunglasses Prioritizing Safety: delieb

delieb series
Durable kids' eyewear carefully designed with attention to size, material, and eye safety
Did you know that by the age 18, people are exposed to half of the UV rays they’ll encounter in their lifetime? This information provided by WHO is what inspired us to start the "delieb project," a project with the aim of safeguarding children's eye health. With a focus on materials and sizing tailored for kids, the result is a line of safe, durable sunglasses designed specifically for children.
The name "delieb" is a coined term derived from "Delivery" of "Believe" and "Relief," reflecting the goal of providing peace of mind to both parents and children. With this vision in mind, we are committed to spreading awareness of the importance of protecting children's eyes.

Flexibility allows for a comfortable fit for everyone.
Flexible frames that dampen impact
These materials excel in flexibility, heat resistance, and fatigue resistance, absorbing shocks to prevent injuries to the face and eyes. Whether it's when your child is moving energetically or accidentally falls while wearing the sunglasses, you can rest assured they will be safe.

Capable of withstanding strong impacts
The polycarbonate lenses provide unparalleled durability.
Unlike lenses with UV-cut components or pigments applied as a surface coating, which risk UV transmission if scratched, our lenses incorporate these components and pigments directly into the material. This ensures consistent protection, blocking 99.9% of harmful UV rays semi-permanently, so you can trust our sunglasses to provide safe and reliable protection at all times.

Tailored fit for Asians, backed by a proven sales record and positive customer feedback
With an impressive annual sales record of 150,000 to 200,000 units in Japan, our products have received outstanding feedback from users. These include, "The flexibility provides great comfort," and "The lenses aren’t too dark, and even kids love wearing them."
- URL (Japanese):http://iedge.jp/