Mykita
Mykita is a Berlin eyewear manufactory founded in 2003 by Moritz Krueger and partners, producing frames in-house at the MYKITA HAUS in Kreuzberg. It is known for screwless stainless-steel frames with patented spiral hinges, acetate models, and MYLON, a 3D-printed polyamide used for sculptural shapes. Long-running collaborations include Maison Margiela. In November 2024 LVMH's eyewear arm Thélios took a minority stake while Mykita retained creative and strategic independence; the brand is expanding monobrand stores, starting in Beverly Hills.
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Does Mykita run big or small?
Mykita varies by piece. Ignore apparel sizing here — compare the frame's lens/bridge/temple numbers to a pair you already own, and consider an Asian-fit or smaller lens size if the standard bridge sits low. Mykita makes eyewear rather than clothing, so there is no garment fit consensus; wearers mainly discuss frame geometry, noting the lightweight steel and MYLON frames feel comfortable but often measure on the wider side with a shallow bridge.
How does Mykita fit?
Mykita makes eyewear rather than clothing, so there is no garment fit consensus; wearers mainly discuss frame geometry, noting the lightweight steel and MYLON frames feel comfortable but often measure on the wider side with a shallow bridge. Overall shape: Eyewear only — frames are typically described as sitting slightly wide/flat across the face, with a European bridge cut that suits narrower or lower nose bridges less well.
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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