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GROOVER SPECTACLES and CRYSTAL Launch Planet-Themed Clip-On Sunglasses

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On October 14, 2026, Japanese eyewear brand GROOVER SPECTACLES and Taiwanese sunglasses maker CRYSTAL announced a collaboration featuring three clip-on sunglass models named after planets. According to reporting by SO EYEWEAR — Eyewear News, the new accessories are constructed from pure titanium. The announcement marks the introduction of this specific planet-themed collection resulting from the partnership between the two brands. The report highlights the material composition and the thematic naming convention of the three distinct models included in the launch. No further details regarding pricing, availability dates, or specific design aesthetics beyond the titanium construction and planetary names were provided in the available text.

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  1. SO EYEWEAR — Eyewear News
    GROOVER SPECTACLES and CRYSTAL Announce Three Planet-Themed Clip-On Sunglasses

    Japanese eyewear brand GROOVER SPECTACLES and Taiwanese sunglasses maker CRYSTAL announced a collaboration featuring three clip-on sunglass models named after planets. The accessories are constructed from pure titanium and utilize glass polarized lenses with R425™ technology, which filters UV and high-energy visible light while reducing glare. The lineup includes Pluto (gray, 11% transmission), Jupiter (brown, 11% transmission), and Moon (light gray, 25% transmission) variants, each offering distinct polarization levels between 98.5% and 99.5%. Each set includes an X-Pac fabric storage case designed for durability and water resistance. This announcement details the product specifications and design features; it does not confirm immediate retail availability or pricing.