In developing collections for their sunglasses brand Dita Eyewear, LA-based designers Jeff Solorio and John Juniper derive inspiration from the chic glasses of the 1950s through the 1980s. The label’s Optical series includes everything from metal, Art Deco-flavored shapes to boxy Buddy Holly glasses and post-modern styles. Dita's Sun collection features super-futuristic shades like the Raygun — a goggle-like pair accented with front screws — as well as more traditional aviators, wayfarers and oversize round frames. Handcrafted from titanium, zyl acetate and gold by highly experienced Japanese artisans, Dita Eyewear’s vintage chic frames are known for their top-quality construction and intentionally minimalist branding. Considering how well they're designed, we wouldn’t have them any other way.