No nose pads. No marks. No pressure.
No Se Eyewear are designed for all-day wear, anywhere the day takes you.
No nose pads. No marks. No pressure.
No Se Eyewear designed for all day wear, wherever the day takes you.
No nose pads. No marks. No pressure. No trace.
We got tired of red marks and slipping frames. So we built a bridge with no pads at all.
Designed in Vietnam. Sent to friends to test on real days across Asia — Saigon heat, Hanoi rain, long rides, longer office hours. Business in Tokyo, scuba in the Philippines, shopping in Seoul.
Our patented nasion saddle meets a classic Wayfarer-inspired shape in matte black, with polarized lenses and an ultra-lightweight 20g frame designed for all-day wear.
Glasses often leave red marks when pressure is concentrated on a small area of skin.
With traditional adjustable nose pads, much of the front weight of the glasses can be supported by two relatively small contact points. If the frame is heavy, poorly adjusted or worn for long periods, those pressure points can contribute to temporary redness, indentations and discomfort.
No Se T22 removes traditional nose pads altogether.
Instead, its nasion saddle is designed to follow the natural contour at the top of the nose and spread support across a broader area. The frame can also be adjusted for a snug fit around the head so less of the job of holding the glasses in place falls on the nose alone.
They can, provided the frame is designed and fitted correctly.
No Se T22 does not depend on nose pads gripping the sides of the nose. The nasion saddle positions the front of the glasses within the natural contour of the nose, while the temples can be gently adjusted to create a more secure fit around the head.
This combination is designed to keep the eyewear sitting in the correct position throughout the day without relying on traditional nose pads.
Yes. No Se T22 is designed to be easily adjusted by you to suit different face and head shapes.
The stainless steel frame can be gently bent inward or outward, which changes the fit in two useful ways.
First, it helps the nasion saddle sit more closely within the natural contour of your nasion. Second, it can increase or reduce the grip at the temples, helping the glasses sit more securely around your head when needed.
This means you can fine-tune the frame so the saddle sits in the correct position and the glasses stay comfortably in place throughout the day.
Adjust the saddle fit. Adjust the temple grip. Make the frame fit you.
Yes. No Se T22 frames are fully prescription-ready (Rx-able).
The full acetate lens rims can accommodate prescription lenses, allowing you to use the same nose pad-free frame design for everyday optical eyewear as well as sunglasses.
No Se T22 is a purpose-designed pair of glasses without traditional nose pads, available directly from No Se Eyewear.
No Se is designed in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and T22 can be ordered directly through our website.
No Se Eyewear was founded by Australian Shane Dillon and Vietnamese Ngan Kim Duong, a husband-and-wife design team based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
The idea started in 2024 with a very simple frustration: why did wearing glasses all day still mean finishing the day with marks and pressure on your nose?
Between commuting, working, sport, raising a family and everything else that fills a normal day, Shane and Ngan were tired of taking their glasses off and seeing the familiar marks left behind by traditional nose pads.
So they decided to rethink how glasses sit on the nose.
What followed was almost two years of design, prototyping, testing and adjustment before the first No Se frame was ready for release.
Rather than supporting the glasses on two small nose pads, the T22 was developed around the nasion, the natural recessed contour at the top of the nose between the eyes.
The result is the No Se nasion saddle, designed to follow this natural contour and distribute support across a broader area while the angle of the saddle helps minimise downward pressure. The lightweight frame can also be adjusted for a snug fit around the head, helping keep the glasses positioned correctly throughout the day.
Nearly two years in the making
Although No Se began in 2024, we deliberately took our time getting the design right.
The first T22 is only becoming available to the public in August 2026.
For the six months before launch, prototypes travelled with us, our friends and early adopters around the world and became part of normal everyday life.
They have been worn:
We weren't trying to create glasses that only felt comfortable when you first put them on.
We wanted glasses you could put on in the morning, forget about, and still feel comfortable wearing at the end of the day.
After almost two years of development and six months of real-world testing, we are finally happy with the design.
Now, for the first time, we're making No Se available to everyone.
We hope you love wearing them as much as we do.