That instant when your glasses fog up — stepping into a warm room, lifting the lid off a hot bowl, or behind a face mask — gone with a few light wipes. Glide this dry cloth over each lens and the mist clears at once, leaving a bright, see-through view.

[Wipe once, see clearly] Woven from Toray’s ultra-fine microfiber (fibre diameter approx. 4–6 micron) using the company’s own polymer technology, the cloth briefly turns the lens surface hydrophilic, spreading water into a thin, light-transmitting film so your view stays clear. One wipe keeps fog away for around 12 hours.
[Cleans as it defogs · 99.6% soil removal] The ultra-fine fibres also lift away the oil film, fingerprints and dust that ordinary cloths struggle with — a 99.6% soil-removal rate (industry average 88.9%, in-house testing).
[One cloth, a full year] Dry type — no water, no spray, ready whenever you are. Reusable 300+ times; store it in the supplied zip bag after each use and the anti-fog effect lasts up to 12 months.
[Pocket-size · beyond glasses] At 15×18cm it slips into a glasses case or a small pouch. Beyond eyewear, use it on goggles, helmet shields, smartphones and LCD screens.

Best for: glasses wearers whose lenses fog up with masks, hot drinks or big indoor–outdoor temperature swings; anyone who wants defogging and cleaning in a single cloth.

How to use: Wipe both sides of each lens evenly 5–10 times. Always return the cloth to its zip bag after use to prolong the anti-fog performance.

Note: Do not wash the cloth while the anti-fog effect is still active (washing removes the anti-fog function). Once the anti-fog effect fades, it can be washed as usual and reused as an ordinary cleaning cloth.

Material & spec: Polyester 80%, Nylon 20% (with surfactant); fibre diameter approx. 4–6 micron; size 15×18cm; colour Navy. Fabric woven in Japan; anti-fog finish applied in Korea.

*Effect and its duration vary with the usage environment.