O&X NEW YORK / JOURNAL OP-366U Oval Acetate Glasses with a New York Point of View
O&X NEW YORK / JOURNAL
OP-366U Oval Acetate Glasses with a New York Point of View
The pair you make your own.
The OP-366U by O&X New York is an acetate optical frame crafted in Japan and introduced in the Fall/Winter 2026 collection. Its softly rounded oval shape brings an easy character to everyday eyewear, with a defined brow and color choices that change the way the frame reads on the face.
There is a particular pleasure in finding something that feels like you from the first wear. A knit you reach for every weekend. A pair of glasses that makes even a plain white T-shirt feel considered. You keep coming back to it because it fits the way you dress and the way you move through a day.
That is the mood around the OP-366U. In our campaign, the frame appears alongside a cream ribbed collar and a simple white tee. The clothes leave room for the person. The eyewear adds just enough definition to bring the portrait together.
A softer shape with a defined brow
Look closely at the front and you can see how the outline changes as it moves around the lens. The lower rim curves softly, while the brow gives the upper half a little more structure. At the outside corners, the line extends toward the temples, giving the frame a subtle horizontal emphasis.
The result has the familiarity of rounded glasses with a slightly more tailored expression. If you usually gravitate toward square frames, this is a way to explore a softer outline. If rounded frames already feel natural to you, the brow offers a different point of definition.
Acetate and the details you notice up close
The acetate front gives the OP-366U room to express color, from a clear outline to the changing tones of a tortoiseshell pattern. In the campaign close-ups, narrow metallic accents at the outer corners draw the eye toward the slim temple profile. They are small details, but they give the side view its own character.
The corner accent becomes more visible in profile, giving the frame a sharper finish.
Color changes the mood
Choosing a frame color is a way of deciding how much definition you want around your eyes. The OP-366U campaign shows how different that decision can feel within the same silhouette.
Tortoiseshell tones
Warm amber and darker brown patterns give the rounded outline depth. They sit naturally against the cream knit in our portraits and would work just as easily with denim or a navy jacket. Choose this direction when you want the pattern itself to be part of the look.
Clear acetate
The clear version lets more of the face show through the rim. Its shape becomes visible through the edges and reflections, making it an appealing choice if you like a defined silhouette with a less pronounced color outline. Against darker clothing, those transparent edges become especially noticeable.
Olive tones
The olive-toned frame offers a more muted use of color. In the product photograph, the green front sits alongside contrasting temple tones, adding detail that becomes apparent from different angles. It is a natural starting point for a wardrobe built around earth tones, cream, and washed denim.
These are descriptions of the frames shown in the campaign. Explore the product page for the current color selection.
How we would style the OP-366U
Start with something you already wear well. With a ribbed polo or fine knit, the curved rim echoes the softness of the fabric. With a white T-shirt and relaxed trousers, it gives the face a point of definition while the rest of the outfit stays easy.
For a more tailored look, try an open-collar shirt under a softly structured jacket. The frame has enough presence to hold its own near a lapel, and its rounded edges keep the overall impression relaxed. Choose the color in daylight, wearing the kinds of clothes that make up most of your week.
A New York perspective crafted in Japan
O&X New York brings a New York approach to personal style together with Japanese craftsmanship. We think of eyewear as something that belongs in your daily wardrobe and says something about the person wearing it.
With the OP-366U, that identity comes through in a familiar outline made distinctive by its proportions and finish. It leaves you room to wear it your way.
OP-366U measurements and fit
The OP-366U is listed as a medium frame with universal fit. Its size is 52–21–145: a 52 mm lens width, 21 mm bridge, and 145 mm temple length. The listed lens height is 35 mm.
Specification | OP-366U |
Frame category | Optical |
Material | Acetate |
Shape | Oval |
Lens width | 52 mm |
Bridge | 21 mm |
Temple length | 145 mm |
Lens height | 35 mm |
Listed size and fit | Medium / universal fit |
Use these measurements as a starting point when comparing the OP-366U with a pair you already enjoy wearing. The numbers do not describe every part of fit. The bridge shape, overall frame width, and how the temples sit also matter, so an in-person fitting is the best way to assess the frame on you.
Questions about the OP-366U
Is the OP-366U round or oval
O&X New York classifies the OP-366U as oval. Its outline is softly rounded, with more definition across the brow than a perfect circle.
Where is the OP-366U made
The OP-366U is crafted in Japan, consistent with O&X New York’s approach to Japanese-made eyewear and New York style.
Can I choose the OP-366U for everyday eyewear
The OP-366U is an optical frame intended for everyday wear. An optical professional can assess the fit and discuss lens options for your individual prescription.
Where can I see the OP-366U collection
Visit the OP-366U product page to explore the frame, or browse the O&X New York eyewear collection for more shapes and styles.
Find the pair that feels like you. Make it part of your everyday.
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