DITA NACHT-TWO sunglasses
DITA is a luxury eyewear brand founded in Los Angeles in 1995, known worldwide for its uncompromising craftsmanship, bold design language, and premium materials. Every DITA frame is created with a strong focus on detail - from custom-engineered hinges and titanium components to hand-polished acetate finishes that often require dozens of production steps.
Blending modern innovation with vintage inspiration, DITA eyewear stands out through architectural silhouettes, refined metalwork, and a distinctive presence that feels both timeless and contemporary. Frames are manufactured in Japan by master artisans using traditional techniques combined with advanced technology, ensuring exceptional durability, comfort, and optical precision.
Worn by creatives, entrepreneurs, and style leaders globally, DITA represents more than eyewear - it is a statement of individuality, quality, and understated luxury. Each model is designed to elevate everyday wear into a premium experience, making DITA a benchmark brand in high-end optical and sun collections.
The DITA Nacht-Two brings a distinctive retro-futuristic attitude, blending steampunk influences with a vintage motorcycle aesthetic. Its rounded silhouette is framed by deep dark-gray acetate and complemented by a cool gray palladium finish metal structure, creating a perfect balance of colors.
Functional side shields add both visual character and practical sun protection, reinforcing the model’s mechanical, purpose-built feel. Lightweight titanium components ensure comfort and durability, while the sculpted metal temples and engraved detailing highlight DITA’s precision craftsmanship.
Handcrafted in Japan, the Nacht-Two is a statement piece for those drawn to heritage design, engineered beauty, and timeless style with an adventurous spirit.
Color
Gray/silver
Dimensions
Temple length: 118mm
Vertical height: 47mm
Horizontal width: 145mm
Size guide
This frame fits an Extra Large size face (frame width 145-155mm)
Made in Japan
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Our glasses come with detailed measurements in the product description.
The key measurement is the frame width, which is the distance from the inside of the right temple to the inside of the left temple. To ensure a perfect fit width-wise, we recommend measuring an existing frame that fits you comfortably, providing a valuable reference. For minor size concerns like nosepads and temple lengths, an optician can make adjustments.
We've also included a size guide in the glasses description to assist your selection.
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Yes, we take pride in offering you vintage eyewear that looks and feels like it just came off the shelf.
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It depends on the frames. While we strive to include the original case with every purchase, we don't always have the original case available. However, you can rest assured that we provide our signature hard case and a cleaning cloth with each purchase.
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We take pride in our ability to source rare vintage frames that have stood the test of time. Our secret lies in our extensive network of reliable partners located around the world. Since 2014, we've been building strong relationships with these partners, allowing us to curate a unique selection of vintage frames that are both timeless and unworn.
Our products
Each frame is carefully handpicked by knowledgeable historian staff and every single frame has quite a story – most of them come from the 60s, 70s and 80s yet all of them have remained unworn which gives the glasses exceptional value as they truly are one of the uniquest on planet.
Design & Quality
Our aim is to find the unfindable with timeless design and quality – the brands we represent include the rarest models for ladies and gents by such brands as —
Cazal, Alain Mikli, Dior, Nina Ricci, Zeiss, Cartier, Alpina, Ray-Ban, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Dunhill, MCM, Paloma Picasso, Persol, Ted Lapidus, Neostyle, Carrera and many more.
Brand Establishment
The House of Vintage Frames was established in 2010 as the official distributor of unworn vintage frames and sunglasses in Scandinavia and the Baltic States.