From the temple arms to the storage accessories, Pokémon details are tucked into every corner. Japanese eyewear brand JINS has teamed up with the cozy Pokémon project PokéPeace for the new PokéPeace meets JINS HOME collection. Designed for laid-back moments at home, the lineup launches at JINS stores across Japan and the official online shop on November 19, 2026, with seven designs across two frame shapes.
PokéPeace follows Pokémon and humans enjoying a leisurely life together in a shared house, all wrapped in soft pastel colors. JINS channels that easygoing vibe into frames made for reading, binge-watching, or simply relaxing at home. Each pair also features Pokémon artwork on the temple tips, weaving the characters into the smallest everyday details.
The seven designs come in two frame shapes. The more angular Wellington frames are available in Pikachu, Piplup, and Scorbunny styles, while the rounder Boston frames feature Pichu and Milcery, Rowlet, Tandemaus, and Espurr. Each design uses its own soft color palette. The Pikachu model, for example, combines a tortoiseshell-patterned front with yellow temples, creating a subtle look that is still instantly recognizable.
▼ Pikachu design
▼ Piplup design
▼ Scorbunny design 
▼ Pichu and Milcery design
▼ Rowlet design
▼ Tandemaus design
▼ Espurr design
The included accessories are another highlight of the collaboration. Every pair comes with a tray-style glasses case covered in soft plush fabric and a round Poké Ball-shaped cleaning cloth featuring all seven Pokémon from the collection. A plush Poké Ball-shaped storage pouch will also be sold separately, with enough room for glasses or other small travel essentials.
Each pair is priced at ¥8,900 including tax and standard clear lenses, with available prescription ranges subject to official specifications. The separately sold glasses pouch costs ¥2,500 and will launch on November 19, 2026, at JINS and RIM stores as well as the JINS Online Shop. Purchases are limited to two pouches per person, and online sales are scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. that day.
via： JINS