DITA NARCISSUS: a square frame drawn in two layers

The double outline gives the front its character

In the supplied collage, the dark outer rim is interrupted near the nose while a finer metal-colored outline follows the lens. A slender bridge connects the two sides. The corners have a square emphasis, but the lens edges remain rounded. The result is a large-looking front with visible space around the inner structure, rather than one continuous heavy rim.

DITA describes the official model as a combination titanium-and-acetate frame, with the lens mounted inside the titanium structure and encased in acetate. It also lists exposed monofilament at the inner nose bridge and custom titanium nose pads. Those details explain the official construction. The supplier photographs show appearance only; they do not verify the metal or plastic composition of an offered pair.

Source: DITA — NARCISSUS

An angular silhouette with an explicitly stated influence

The brand links NARCISSUS to the angular silhouettes and bold proportions of 1980s fashion, alongside that era's shift from analog to digital technology. That is the designer's stated reference, rather than evidence of a current trend or a claim that the frame suits every face.

For a display comparison, place its photograph beside a solid-rim square of similar measured width. Note whether attention falls on the outer corners, the inner lens line or the bridge. In the supplier images here, the lighter lower lens area makes the inner outline more visible. A darker lens combination may read differently, so confirm the exact frame-and-lens pairing instead of selecting solely from the model name.

Source: DITA — NARCISSUS

A 58 mm lens does not make the two specifications identical

DITA's official page, displaying SKU DTS503-58-01-Z in Black - Yellow Gold with Grey to Clear lenses when reviewed, lists 58 / 14 / 140 mm. It also lists a 151 mm frame width, 60 mm frame height and 50 mm lens height. The KUANGTU Narcissus 503 record instead gives 58 / 16 / 145 mm and does not supply those overall width or height measurements.

The supplier bridge entry is 2 mm larger and the temple entry 5 mm longer. These differences could affect a comparison with an existing frame, but the records alone do not explain their cause. Request a photograph of the actual markings and a direct measurement of the quoted pair. Do not borrow the official 151 mm width or 60 mm height to fill an unmeasured supplier field.

The visible nose pads also deserve a separate close-up. A nominal bridge number does not describe their spacing, position or available adjustment, and we have not performed a fit assessment. A front-on photograph and underside bridge view give a more useful starting point for a sample check.

Source: DITA — NARCISSUS

Specify the visual combination and the evidence you need

The supplier record describes Gradient tint, consistent with the light-to-dark appearance of several pictured lenses. A gradient is a visual description, not proof of polarization or UV performance. The official page's lens options and technical claims apply to its listed versions and are not transferred to this separate supplier record.

For an enquiry, use dita-narcissus-503 and identify the pictured color combination. Add quantity and destination, then ask for the full model/color markings, confirmation of the bridge and temple dimensions, and current front, side and nose-pad photographs. If material or lens performance is a requirement, request documentation for the exact goods. This keeps the distinctive double-outline design attached to a clearly specified offer.

Source: DITA — NARCISSUS

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Narcissus 503

Square · 58 □ 16 — 145

SKU: dita-narcissus-503

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