Read the lens opening rather than the category label

The official ARTOA.82 page lists a 48 mm lens width and 44 mm lens height. The width is about 1.09 times the height, a useful indication of proportions close to round rather than a shallow oval. This ratio describes the published bounding dimensions, not a perfect circle or a measurement of the supplier pair.

The supplier product photograph associated with archive-1243-dts162 shows a rounded opening with a slightly flatter upper edge and a narrow gold-colored rim. Its general catalogue shape is Other, which leaves out that visible geometry. Keeping the photograph beside the model code gives a more specific reference than the category alone.

Source: DITA — ARTOA.82

Fine details become easier to see from the side

DITA specifies double pressed-line detailing on the lens rim, titanium nose pads with diamond-pressed detail, and temples with recessed enamel at the tips. Its description says the temple starts slender and becomes more pronounced toward the rear.

That change in section is a design feature that a front photograph may barely show. For a sample brief, request an open-temple side view and a close-up of the tip. The supplier image’s slim-looking sides are visible, but the exact rear profile and recessed finish cannot be established from the cover view alone.

The official description uses featherweight language without a gram measurement in the specifications reviewed. We have not weighed or worn the frame, so the article does not turn that wording into a comparative comfort or weight claim.

Source: DITA — ARTOA.82

DTS162 and the version details still to confirm

The official page uses SKU family DTS162 and gives 48 / 21 / 145 mm dimensions, a 135 mm frame width and a 45 mm frame height. The supplier record is named DTS162 and lists 48 / 21 / 146 mm. Lens width and bridge agree, while the temple value differs by 1 mm.

The supplier photograph includes an ARTOA.82 marking, making the official model page a relevant design reference. Neither that marking nor the shared code prefix verifies the source of the photographed goods. Retain the supplier value and ask for the full inside-temple code and actual measurement.

DITA’s selected White Gold version is listed with green lenses; another listed finish is Black Iron / White Gold with a grey-to-clear gradient. These are the official variant labels. White Gold in a color selector must not be read as a claim of solid-gold composition, and the supplier image’s apparent gradient does not establish an official variant match.

Source: DITA — ARTOA.82

A request built around the actual design

Use archive-1243-dts162 and attach the chosen product photograph. Request the lens-color specification, full model/color code, temple length and a rear-temple close-up, along with quantity and destination. That keeps the near-round outline and the tip detail in the same review.

If a lens performance property or a particular material is required, add it as a documented requirement for the quoted pair. The product link below retains the existing enquiry and WhatsApp draft flow without treating an official retail description as a supplier guarantee.

Catalogue references in this story

Supplier records below are separate from the official sources. Open an item to view its images, add it to your enquiry selection or ask about it on WhatsApp.

Sources and editorial scope

  • DITA — ARTOA.82

    Official DTS162 product family. Page displayed DTS162-A-01 White Gold with Green lenses, with Black Iron / White Gold and Grey to Clear Gradient also listed. Finish names are not metal-purity statements; supplier archive-1243-dts162 is separate. Source checked .

Prepared with AI assistance from the cited public sources and KUANGTU’s supplier catalogue. Comparisons and buying questions are editorial analysis, not hands-on testing. Brand names identify references; this article does not establish affiliation, authorization or the provenance of offered goods.