THE NO. 2 EYEWEAR

THE NO. 2 EYEWEAR

THE NO. 2 EYEWEAR

The No. 2 Eyewear is a minimalist brand designed for those who value both style and function. It is built to address the common frustrations of traditional eyewear—such as discomfort, heaviness, and constant repairs.

The No. 2 Eyewear is a minimalist brand designed for those who value both style and function. It is built to address the common frustrations of traditional eyewear—such as discomfort, heaviness, and constant repairs.

The name The No. 2, which cleverly stands for “the shit,” reflects our belief that we don’t need to be No. 1; we aim to be exceptional. The brand identity and photography are modern, minimal, and functional, aligning with the product ethos. The eyewear is crafted from ultra-thin stainless steel without any screws or welding joints, making it feather-light, durable, and built to last.

The name The No. 2, which cleverly stands for “the shit,” reflects our belief that we don’t need to be No. 1; we aim to be exceptional. The brand identity and photography are modern, minimal, and functional, aligning with the product ethos. The eyewear is crafted from ultra-thin stainless steel without any screws or welding joints, making it feather-light, durable, and built to last.

The No. 2 has received a variety of awards and recognitions.

The No. 2 has received a variety of awards and recognitions.

Credit

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Challenge

Challenge

Challenge

The eyewear market has long suffered from a one-size-fits-all approach, leaving many users struggling with ill-fitting frames that slide down their noses, cause pinching behind the ears, or simply fail to deliver all-day comfort. My goal with The No. 2 Eyewear was to address these pain points directly by creating a truly customizable, user-centered solution.

User Problem

User Problem

User Problem

Consumers frequently voiced their frustrations with traditional eyewear that didn't cater to individual fit needs. Many existing frames were designed with a standardized approach, often ignoring the diversity of facial features across different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Users needed frames that not only looked good but also accommodated various nose bridges, cheekbone structures, and head shapes for extended comfort and a tailored fit.