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Measurements

Lens width49mm
Bridge19mm
Temple145mm
Lens height45mm
Frame width135mm

A frame made by laser sintering

MYLON is the MYKITA polyamide-based material, shaped by 3D printing - selective laser sintering, layer by layer. It is exceptionally light and durable. In Kolding, MYLON is combined with stainless steel, and the frame is finished by hand in Berlin.

„We carry Kolding in MHL3 Navy/Shiny Silver/Yale Blue.“

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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