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Accessory-only label with a sculptural signature
What changes: Silver and gold jewelry, lower price entry
Brand profile
Los Angeles luxury eyewear label founded in 1995, known for Japanese-made titanium and acetate frames such as the Mach and Grandmaster series.
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Frames are produced in Japan from beta-titanium and Japanese acetate, with hand-finishing, screwless hinges and engraved detailing — the reason for the price.
The founders came from photography, film and graphic design, and rework 1950s and 1960s frame shapes into families like the Mach series, Grandmaster and Lancier sport line.
Beyond its own collections, the group has developed eyewear for other designer brands, which explains its standing at the top of the luxury eyewear tier.
61% matchAccessory-only label with a sculptural signature
What changes: Silver and gold jewelry, lower price entry
88% matchDesigner sunglasses with the same collector cachet
What changes: Full ready-to-wear, tailoring and fragrance house, not eyewear-only
68% matchLA luxury built on artisanal hand-finishing
What changes: Cashmere knitwear rather than accessories
67% matchSame LA luxury-materials customer base
What changes: Apparel and footwear, streetwear silhouettes
DITA is a Los Angeles luxury eyewear house founded in 1995 by childhood friends John Juniper and Jeff Solorio, who applied backgrounds in photography, film and graphic design to 1950s and 1960s frame archetypes. Frames are made in Japan from beta-titanium and Japanese acetate with hand-finishing, screwless hinges and engraved detailing; recurring families include the Mach series, Grandmaster and the Lancier sport line. The group has also developed eyewear for other designer labels. Solorio left the company in 2018; Juniper continues to lead design.