Mykita Sunglasses

Mykita was originally called ‘Kita,’ set up by Harald Gottschling, Daniel Haffmans, Philip Haffmans and Moritx Krueger. These designers soon separated and Mykita was formed in 2004. The frames are handmade and are distributed to only high-end opticians and department stores.

Mykita strive for quality above all and with two of the eye world's most innovative designers they seek to outperform where others have not, both in focus on the demand for style yet also top quality. The highest standard of workmanship is attained and produced in-house at their Berlin-based headquarters. Mykita received the iF Product Design Reward in 2010. Since 1953, this reward has been recognized as a symbol of high quality and good design, which encompasses what Mykita has strived for and maintains to embellish as it goes forward in the future.

The many styles of Mykita design are very fashionable yet a world apart as there are many styles that embody what style and design was truly meant to become. They are recognized not only for their style but for their high standard craftsmanship.

Collection Number 1 for Mykita Fashion Sunglasses came out in 2004 and their current collections definitely worth a look through as many styles are reminiscent of times we are in, whilst also harking back to a more simplistically stylish time, as well as looking forward to the fashions of the future; Mykita glasses are the brand to look out for when you require style and reliability.

The Mykita Franz made its big screen debut in Sex and the City 2, worn by Sarah Jessica Parker (Carrie Bradshaw)

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Not sure whether to buy online or in-store? Why not read our buying guide. With us you can buy on line but you also have the added benefit of knowing that we are a full service opticians so you can always come to see us for an eye exam, a contact lens check or just to try on the frames we have on display.