Broad lenses inside a slender double-bar front

The catalogue's frontal reference image shows a thin gold-colored perimeter around large lenses with rounded lower corners and a flatter upper edge. A narrow bridge connects the lenses, while a second horizontal bar sits above it. The side image shows a slim temple that thickens only slightly near the darker tip detail.

That is a useful alternative to describing the frame simply as large. Much of the visible area is lens surface, and the surrounding outline remains fine. The dark upper lens area fades toward a lighter lower area in the main reference image; a separate gallery image shows a different lens color. These are visual observations of catalogue assets, not verified lens specifications for a current offer.

What the 61 / 12 / 145 reference can establish

The supplier record lists 61 mm lens width, 12 mm bridge and 145 mm temples. The official 424 page lists the same three numbers, together with a 143 mm frame width, 54 mm frame height and 52 mm lens height. Those additional figures belong to the official collaboration page and have not been measured for the catalogue pair.

Two 61 mm lenses plus a 12 mm bridge sum to 134 mm, which is 9 mm less than that official overall width. This example shows why the size triplet is not a substitute for a front-width measurement: rims and the outer connection areas occupy space too. The narrow bridge number also does not tell you the pad position or actual nose-contact width.

Source: DITA — 424 ARTOA.92

Why the 424 edition must remain a separate reference

DITA's reviewed page identifies Smoke and Pigeon Blood diagonal-gradient variants and describes a 100-pair collaboration with 424. It also describes specific packaging and numbered nose pads. These details identify that official edition; they are not claims made for archive-2235-dts160.

The supplier gallery carries ARTOA.92 labeling and the catalogue name DTS160, but no verified 424 edition identity. A shared design family or measurement set cannot close that gap. If an enquiry specifically requires a collaboration edition, request complete model and color codes, edition documentation and provenance for the offered goods rather than assuming the illustrated record qualifies.

Source: DITA — 424 ARTOA.92

Turn the visual reference into a precise item request

Include archive-2235-dts160, quantity and destination, then state whether your interest is the thin double-bar shape or a specific documented edition. Request current front, side and nose-pad photographs plus a measured total width. Ask the supplier to identify which gallery color, if any, matches the actual offer.

Confirm materials and lens properties separately. The official collaboration's titanium, CR-39 and non-polarized lens specifications remain version-specific, while the supplier field says only Tinted lens. Use the existing item enquiry or WhatsApp draft to record your requirements; neither the article nor the reference gallery establishes availability.

Source: DITA — 424 ARTOA.92

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 — 424 ARTOA.92

    Official DITA x 424 page with Smoke and Pigeon Blood variants, 61/12/145 mm and 143 mm front width. Its edition, finishes, lenses and packaging do not identify the separate DTS160 supplier record. 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.