DITA Mastix Sunglasses
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- Square acetate frame in black, brown swirl or black tortoise
- Oversized titanium hinge plate and exposed wire-core detail
- Choice of gradient or vintage green lenses
- Prescription lenses fitted in 15 minutes for most single vision
The DITA Mastix sunglasses are square acetate sunglasses with an oversized titanium 3-barrel hinge plate and geometrically sculpted temples. They suit anyone who wants a bold, architectural frame from DITA, with the engineering left on show at the hinge.
Details you can see in the construction
The Mastix front is a clean, confident square in acetate. At each side, an oversized titanium hinge plate carries three barrels, and an exposed titanium wire-core runs into the temple. The temples are geometrically sculpted, so the angles of the front carry on down the arms. The metalwork gives these designer square sunglasses a finish that rewards a closer look.
There are three colourways:
- Black frame with a grey gradient lens, dark fading to clear
- Brown Swirl to Crystal Brown frame with a brown gradient lens, dark fading to clear
- Black Tortoise frame with a vintage green lens
You can also have your sunglasses personalised. Custom laser engraving is available, up to 15 characters, English characters only, placed on top of the right lens.
Fitted with your prescription in Knightsbridge
Every frame we sell can be fitted with prescription lenses, and the Mastix is no exception. Prescription lenses can't be ordered online yet, so please visit us at 11 Beauchamp Place or 2 Hans Road, or call us, and we will arrange them with you.
Our lenses come 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 progressive lenses or varifocals can be ready within 2 working days. 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.