Yanko Design

Temple Eyewear’s approach is simple but striking. Instead of leaning on the traditional frame architecture that hooks around your ears, they’ve opted for something that feels refreshingly intuitive: non-slip pads resting on the temples. If you’ve ever adjusted your glasses one too many times during a work call or mid-walk, you’ll understand the appeal of stability. By shifting the support to natural pressure points on the head, Temple Eyewear aims to eliminate ear irritation and prevent discomfort from prolonged use.

Futuro Prossimo

The future is a hypothesis

For now, I remain cautiously optimistic. The idea of ​​reinventing such a fundamental object is courageous and deserves attention. The combination of comfort, style and practicality is a noble goal, but only time and direct experience will tell whether this innovation truly represents the future of eyewear or will remain just an interesting design experiment. Successful innovations are those that improve the user experience without compromising reliability. These new glasses defy two centuries of testing: kudos for their courage, no matter what. Would you wear them?