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DITA LSA-116 Titanium Optical Glasses

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Regular price £265.00
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Frame Colour
Gold Sand
Pink Gold
Silver
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  • Hexagonal titanium frame, made in Japan
  • Adjustable soft-touch nose pads for a secure fit
  • Anti-reflective lenses with a blue light filter
  • Most single vision lenses fitted in 15 minutes

The DITA LSA-116 is a pair of unisex titanium optical glasses from the DITA Lancier line, with a hexagonal front and a frame made in Japan. It suits anyone who wants a precise, architectural shape in fine metal.

Details you can see up close

The hexagonal rims are coin pressed, which gives the edge a fine, ridged texture that catches the light. The temples are swaged, moving from a round profile to a flat one, and finish in an integrated end-tip for accessories. The adjustable double-injected nylon nose pads have a soft-touch, anti-slip finish, so the fit can be adjusted to your face.

Three finishes are available: Gold Sand, Pink Gold and Silver.

Lenses and fitting at Arthur Morrice

The lenses are nylon with an anti-reflective coating, a blue light filter and 100% UVA and UVB protection. They are not polarised. All our eyewear can be fitted with prescription lenses from premium makers such as Nikon, Zeiss and Essilor. Our on-site laboratory can make most single vision lenses in 15 minutes while you wait, and varifocals can be ready within 2 working days.

Prescription lenses can't be ordered online yet, so please visit us at 11 Beauchamp Place or 2 Hans Road in Knightsbridge, or call to order. An Optometrist is on site every day, and eye tests can be booked.

Every purchase comes with a 12-month guarantee against manufacturing faults in frames or lenses.