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EXCLUSIVE: OAMC and Mykita Bring ‘Utility, Restraint’ to Eyewear
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A PRAGMATIC VIEW: When Mykita and OAMC came together for an eyewear collaboration, so did two like-minded founders, both fans of 1960s-era frames.
That approach feels very relevant today.”That said, the Mykita + OAMC capsule that launches Thursday has visual oomph since the hybrid frames combine stainless style with Mylon, a proprietary Mykita material whose matte surface is vaguely reminiscent of tools and field equipment.
You May Also LikeMeanwhile, the flat lenses lend a boxy geometry to the squared-up navigator style, and the panto shape boasts a double bridge.
A retro-inspired panto shape from the Mykita + OAMC collaborationAccording to Krueger, Meier brought “a clear visual and cultural perspective, grounded in utility and restraint.
The Mykita + OAMC frames are available at Kith Japan, Kith Korea, The Webster, select optical partners and Mykita’s physical and online stores.