DITA sunglasses and frames are hand made in Japan using only the highest quality materials: titanium, 18K gold, white gold and the finest Japanese zyl acetates. DITA's quality and attention to detail to each frame is unmatched. Choose from their top models. Whether you take one from the Flight series, Mach Series or the DayTripper, any selection will be a significant upgrade to your wardrobe.
DITA Sunglasses
The DITA FLIGHT.006 was the sunglass of choice worn by Tony Stark (Ironman) in Marvel's Avengers movies and then passed down to Peter Parker (Spider-Man).
Handcrafted DITA Eyewear Frame, Magnetic DITA Box, Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth, ITA Eyewear Roll Case and Warranty Booklet
MASTER CRAFTSMEN
In an era of mass production, we are committed to preserving an artistic legacy. Our relationship with some of the world's most highly regarded craftsmen have lasted not years, but decades.
MANY MONTHS
Craftsmanship is the cornerstone of DITA's reputation for quality and innovation. This is why our manufacturing standards require months to perfect a single frame.
MADE IN JAPAN
The level of detail in DITA sunglasses require the utmost level of quality - and that quality is found in Japan.
DITA Eyewear FAQs
Dita sunglasses are made in Japan. The production process is handled by master craftsmen in some of Japan's oldest and most respected eyewear factories. These craftsmen have decades of experience, which contributes to the superior quality of the frames.
Dita was co-founded by John Juniper and Jeff Solorio in 1995. Both Juniper and Solorio continue to play a significant role in the brand, ensuring that it stays true to its roots in high-quality design and craftsmanship.
Dita eyewear is a favorite among celebrities and style icons. Notable wearers include Brad Pitt, Rihanna, Jay-Z, and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. The brand’s association with Hollywood and high-profile figures has bolstered its reputation as a symbol of luxury and sophistication.
- Material Quality: Genuine Dita glasses are made from high-quality materials like Japanese acetate and titanium, and they should feel solid and well-constructed.
- Brand Markings: Authentic Dita frames often have engraved or etched logos on the lenses or temples.
- Details: Inspect the hinges, welds, and other small details; real Dita sunglasses are known for their precision.
- Serial Numbers: Some models may have a serial number that can be verified with the brand or retailer.
Some Dita sunglasses models feature polarized lenses, which reduce glare and provide clearer vision in bright conditions. However, not all Dita sunglasses are polarized, so it’s important to check the specifications of each model if polarization is a feature you desire.