SPORTS EYEGLASSES - OAKLEY FLAK 2.0 XL - KOKORO COLLECTION - MEGURU SPIN / PRIZM BLACK - OO9188-F959
American brand Oakley is launching a brand new Kokoro eyewear collection designed by renowned Japanese artist Meguru Yamaguchi. Its main goal is to inspire athletes of various talents from all over the world to support each other and spread the love of sports together.
The charitable overtones are also indicated by the name of the new unique collection. The name "Kokoro", a Japanese expression meaning "heart. consciousness. soul", expresses the symbolic unification of athletes of all skills at both the professional and purely recreational levels. The goal is to strengthen the sense of belonging and togetherness of athletes at a time when it is most needed. The collection was designed by renowned artist Meguru Yamaguchi, who stands out with his unique style and likes to push the boundaries of contemporary art. Before he began creating the visual appearance of the collection, he met with visionaries, designers and athletes of the Oakley team to understand their thinking and the main unifying line of the sport.
American brand Oakley is launching a brand new Kokoro eyewear collection designed by renowned Japanese artist Meguru Yamaguchi. Its main goal is to inspire athletes of various talents from all over the world to support each other and spread the love of sports together.
The charitable overtones are also indicated by the name of the new unique collection. The name "Kokoro", a Japanese expression meaning "heart. consciousness. soul", expresses the symbolic unification of athletes of all skills at both the professional and purely recreational levels. The goal is to strengthen the sense of belonging and togetherness of athletes at a time when it is most needed. The collection was designed by renowned artist Meguru Yamaguchi, who stands out with his unique style and likes to push the boundaries of contemporary art. Before he began creating the visual appearance of the collection, he met with visionaries, designers and athletes of the Oakley team to understand their thinking and the main unifying line of the sport.