84% matchYuichi Toyama
Structural minimal titanium frames, Japanese handcraft
What changes: Sabae-made titanium rather than in-house German steel and 3D print
Brand profile
Berlin eyewear manufactory making screwless steel, acetate and 3D-printed MYLON frames in-house, with a minority LVMH/Thélios investor since 2024.

Mykita's stainless-steel frames are screwless, held together by a patented spiral hinge — the engineering detail that defines the house look and justifies the price.
Frames are produced in-house at the MYKITA HAUS in Berlin, covering steel, acetate and MYLON, a 3D-printed polyamide used for sculptural shapes.
Thélios, LVMH's eyewear arm, took a minority stake in November 2024 while Mykita kept creative and strategic control and began opening its own stores.
Overall fit
mixed
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.
Tip: 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.
Low confidence
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
84% matchStructural minimal titanium frames, Japanese handcraft
What changes: Sabae-made titanium rather than in-house German steel and 3D print
72% matchIndependent handmade frames, more retro-glam than clinical
What changes: French acetate colour play rather than engineered German minimalism
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.
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.
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.