These irregular wooden sunglasses are made of natural wood, metal and acetate. The top of the front frame and the front of the temples are made of dark purple-red wood material, Peltogyne  from South America. Embedded in the wooden frame is a metal ring, which is fixed to the wooden front frame using screws. The temples also have a sleeve made of Italian Mazzucchelli acetate. Different materials and colors will bring different visual and psychological feelings to people. The natural and rough texture of wood and the delicate surface of metal and acetate fiber present a contrasting beauty.

The peltogyne also known as perilla wood. The wood has high strength, is heavy and hard, and shrinks when dry. It is mainly produced in south america. Resistant to corrosion and difficult to dry. Batik helps the wood retain its blood red color and gives the surface a glossy finish. Purple core hematoxylin is one of the most common woods used to make high-end wooden glasses.

The special OBE spring hinge for wooden glasses has a built-in structure, which is more beautiful, more stable in structure, and can still maintain good performance after long-term use.