Komono brings new suns to its Illusions line

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Optometry Times JournalJuly digital edition 2021
Volume 13
Issue 7

Komono Eyewear released new designs in its Illusions collection. The company says it has reconstructed colors, manipulated materials, and distorted shapes to create an air of illusion with opaque and translucent materials as well as reflective finishes. The Illusions line offers new sunglasses options for summer 2021.

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