Measurements
Lens width54mm
Bridge19mm
Temple145mm
Metal folded like origami
NO1 frames are cut from flat stainless steel sheet, then bent and folded in a way close to the Japanese principle of origami, until they become a three-dimensional object - with no welding or soldering of parts.
„The split temple is a new detail in the Mykita design language - it uses negative space as a visual accent, not just a functional part.“
Optika Sole · Belgrade
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Mykita
A Berlin house founded in 2003 by Harald Gottschling, Daniel Haffmans, Philipp Haffmans and Moritz Krüger. The name comes from its first premises - a former day nursery, which Germans call a "Kita" for short. The frames are still hand-assembled in Berlin, in their own workshop, because when they started nobody would manufacture what they had drawn. The house signature is a patented screwless spiral hinge, in stainless steel half a millimetre thick.
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