19 octubre, 2026

DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-01 Review: Size, Polarized or Not & Is It Worth It? | Lexor Miami

If you have been searching for the DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-01, you have probably noticed something frustrating: almost every listing online repeats the same short product description, and the answers to the questions that actually matter are scattered, incomplete or flat-out contradictory. Is it polarized? Is it a navigator or a square frame? Will a 54 mm frame fit your face? Why does one seller list it at $1,235 while another asks less than half of that on eBay? And how do you know the pair you are buying is genuine?

This guide answers all of it. As an Authorized DITA Dealer in Miami, Lexor Miami carries the LXN-EVO in several colorways, and the DTS403-A-01 in Matte Black and Yellow Gold is the one our clients ask about most. Below you will find verified specifications taken from DITA's official data, a real sizing guide, a clear answer on polarization, a side-by-side look at every LXN-EVO colorway, a comparison with other DITA navigators, an authenticity checklist and an honest take on whether this frame is worth the investment. If you are already convinced, you can shop it right now.

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DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-01: The Quick Answer

Short on time? Here is everything most buyers want to know in one place.

Feature	DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-01
Brand / Model	DITA LXN-EVO, reference DTS403-A-01
Colorway	Matte Black frame with Yellow Gold hardware
Lenses	Dark Grey to Clear Gradient, CR-39, anti-reflective coating
Polarized	No (non-polarized from the factory)
UV protection	100% UVA and UVB
Size	54-19-145 (lens width, bridge, temple)
Total frame width	149 mm
Frame height	51 mm
Lens height	41 mm
Lens curve	4-base
Materials	Acetate front with external titanium lens rims and brow bar
Style	Classic navigator (often listed as square)
Gender	Unisex
Made in	Japan
UPC	0810029143899
DITA retail price	$1,235
Lexor Miami price	$890 (at time of writing, October 2026)
Included	Original DITA case, cleaning cloth and manufacturer's warranty

Now let's go deeper into each of these points, starting with what the LXN-EVO actually is.

What Is the DITA LXN-EVO?

DITA was founded in 1995 by Jeff Solorio and John Juniper with a simple but demanding idea: eyewear should be engineered with the same seriousness as a fine watch. Three decades later, the brand is known for small production runs, Japanese manufacturing and frames that collectors talk about the way watch enthusiasts talk about specific reference numbers.

The LXN-EVO sits inside that story as a DITA-series frame, the label DITA reserves for designs it considers part of its core identity. DITA describes the LXN-EVO as poised to become the next generation of its iconic DITA-series frames, designed for maximum impact and best categorized as a classic navigator. The most visible signature is the pair of oversized hinge plates on the temples, a deliberate homage to two of DITA's most celebrated predecessors: the Flight series and the Grandmaster series.

The name says a lot. "EVO" places it inside DITA's EVO family, which also includes the Meta-Evo One and the Grand-Evo One. The frames in that family share a design detail that DITA fans recognize immediately: a custom temple hinge plate with an enamel inlay. On the LXN-EVO, that plate is larger and more sculpted than on its siblings, which is exactly why the frame looks so substantial when you see it from the side.

Some retailers sell certain LXN-EVO colorways, especially the A-02 and A-03, under the "LXN-EVO 25th Anniversary" label, and descriptions often mention fast cars and speedboats as design inspiration. Whatever label you see, the frame architecture, measurements and construction are the same across the line. What changes from one reference to the next is the color of the acetate, the finish of the metal and the lens tint.

Why the DTS403-A-01 is the reference most people choose

Of all the LXN-EVO colorways, the DTS403-A-01 is the most versatile. A matte black acetate front keeps the frame understated, while the yellow gold titanium rims, brow bar and hinge plates add just enough contrast to show off the construction. The dark grey to clear gradient lenses are dark at the top, where direct sun comes from, and lighter toward the bottom, so you can read a menu, check your phone or see a dashboard without taking the glasses off. It is the kind of pair that works with a suit in Brickell on a Monday and with a linen shirt on Ocean Drive on a Saturday.

Navigator or Square? Settling the Shape Question

One of the most common sources of confusion online is how to classify the LXN-EVO. DITA itself calls it a classic navigator. Many retailers, however, list it under "square sunglasses," and at least one major online store even files it under "metal" frames. All three descriptions contain a piece of the truth, and understanding why will help you decide whether it suits you.

Why it is a navigator: the lens shape has the flat, horizontal top line and slightly squared-off lower corners that define navigator sunglasses, a close cousin of the aviator. Combined with the brow bar running above the bridge, the overall silhouette reads as aviation-inspired.
Why it gets called square: compared with a teardrop aviator, the LXN-EVO lens is much more rectangular. Seen straight from the front, especially in photos, it looks like a bold square frame.
Why it gets called metal: the external titanium lens rims and brow bar are very visible, so at a glance the frame can look like a metal aviator. In reality the front is acetate, with titanium wrapped around it.

For practical purposes, think of the LXN-EVO as a squared navigator with a double-material front. If you like the authority of an aviator but want something more architectural and less retro, this is the shape you are looking for.

Is the DITA LXN-EVO Polarized?

This is the question that comes up more than any other, and it deserves a straight answer: no, the DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-01 is not polarized. DITA's official specifications list the lens as CR-39, non-polarized, with an anti-reflective coating and 100% UVA and UVB protection.

Why the confusion, then? Some online stores describe the LXN-EVO as having polarized lenses in their marketing copy, which is simply inaccurate for the factory lens. Others sell it with optional polarized prescription lenses fitted in their own labs, which is a different product altogether. If you are comparing listings, always check whether the store is describing the original DITA lens or an aftermarket upgrade.

What the non-polarized lens means in real life

Non-polarized does not mean lower quality. CR-39 is an optical-grade lens material that has been a benchmark for clarity for decades. It is lighter than glass and delivers very clean, distortion-free vision. Combined with the anti-reflective coating, which reduces the reflections bouncing off the back of the lens into your eyes, the LXN-EVO gives you a comfortable, natural view.

Here is how it performs in typical Miami situations:

City and daily wear: excellent. The gradient keeps the sky comfortable while letting you see screens, signage and faces clearly.
Driving: very good. The lighter lower section of the gradient makes it easy to read your dashboard, and non-polarized lenses never create the "rainbow" or blackout effect that polarized lenses can produce on some car displays and phone screens.
Beach, boat and open water: good for UV protection, but if your main use is cutting strong glare off the water, a polarized lens will feel more comfortable. In that case, consider a dedicated pair for the boat and keep the LXN-EVO as your everyday luxury frame.

Every LXN-EVO lens blocks 100% of UVA and UVB rays, so your eyes are protected in South Florida's sun regardless of polarization.

DITA LXN-EVO Size and Fit Guide

Size questions are the second biggest reason shoppers hesitate before buying the LXN-EVO online, and for good reason: this is not a small frame. Here are the official measurements and how to use them.

Measurement	Value	What it tells you
Lens width	54 mm	Horizontal width of each lens
Bridge	19 mm	Distance between the lenses over your nose
Temple length	145 mm	Length of the arm from hinge to tip
Total frame width	149 mm	Overall width across the front of the frame
Frame height	51 mm	Full vertical height of the front
Lens height	41 mm	Vertical height of each lens
Lens curve	4-base	A relatively flat lens with moderate wrap

Who the LXN-EVO fits best

With a total front width of 149 mm, the LXN-EVO sits in the medium-to-wide range. It generally fits best on medium and larger faces, and on anyone who likes a bold, statement-making frame. On a narrower face it will look deliberately oversized, which is a style choice some people love and others do not.

The 41 mm lens height also matters. It gives generous coverage, which is great for sun protection, but it means the frame will sit closer to your cheeks than a slim aviator would. If you have high cheekbones, the adjustable titanium nose pads help lift the frame and keep it from resting on your cheeks.

How to check the fit at home in two minutes

Take a pair of sunglasses that fits you well and look on the inside of the temple arm. Most brands print three numbers there, like 54-19-145.
Compare the first number (lens width) and the middle number (bridge). If your current pair is within about 2 mm of 54 and 19, the LXN-EVO will feel familiar.
Lay your current pair flat on a table, front facing up, and measure straight across from one outer edge to the other. If you get something close to 149 mm, you are in the right range. If your favorite pair is closer to 135–140 mm, expect the LXN-EVO to feel noticeably bigger.
Check the temple length. At 145 mm, the LXN-EVO uses a common temple length that fits most adults comfortably.

A note about the 51 mm version you may see online

A few retailers list an LXN-EVO in a 51-19-145 size. The DTS403-A-01 sold at Lexor Miami is the 54-19-145 version, which matches DITA's official specifications for this reference. If you see a different size quoted elsewhere, double-check the exact reference number before comparing prices.

Fine-tuning the fit

Because the LXN-EVO uses an acetate front with custom titanium nose pads, it can be adjusted by an optician. The nose pads can be moved to change how high the frame sits and how much space there is between the lenses and your eyelashes, and the acetate temples can be gently heated and shaped behind the ears for a more secure hold. If you buy online and the fit is close but not perfect, a small adjustment usually solves it. If you are in South Florida, our team can help you with the fit in person at our Miami showroom.

Materials and Craftsmanship: What You Are Paying For

The LXN-EVO earns its price through construction details that are easy to miss in a photo and impossible to miss once the frame is in your hand. Here is what DITA built into every DTS403-A-01:

Acetate front frame with external titanium lens rims and brow bar. This is the defining feature of the LXN-EVO. Instead of choosing between acetate and metal, DITA layers them: a solid matte black acetate front wrapped by gold titanium rims and topped with a titanium brow bar. The result is the warmth and depth of acetate with the structure and precision of titanium.
Custom temple hinge plate with enamel inlay. The oversized plates at the hinges are the visual signature of the frame. The enamel inlay adds color depth and a jewelry-like finish.
Custom titanium nose pads with diamond-pressed detail. Titanium is lightweight, corrosion-resistant and hypoallergenic for most people. The diamond-pressed texture is a small decorative detail that shows how far DITA takes finishing.
Acetate temple tips. Comfortable behind the ears and adjustable for fit.
DITA's unique hex screw hinges. Instead of standard slotted screws, DITA uses hex screws, a more industrial, watch-like detail that also makes the hinges easier to service properly.
CR-39 lenses with anti-reflective coating and 100% UVA/UVB protection. Clean optics, reduced back-glare and full UV blocking.
Made in Japan. DITA produces its frames with specialized Japanese eyewear workshops. Authorized retailers note that a single DITA frame can go through hundreds of production stages and take several months from start to finish.

Look closely at the side profile above and you can see why collectors care about this frame. The hinge plate is not a flat piece of metal stuck to the temple; it is a sculpted component with layered finishes. That same level of detail continues all the way to the screws.

All LXN-EVO Colorways Compared

The LXN-EVO has been released in six main colorways, from A-01 to A-06. All of them share the same 54-19-145 architecture; what changes is the personality. Here is how they compare, along with which ones Lexor Miami currently carries.

Reference	Frame / Hardware	Lens	Lexor Miami price
DTS403-A-01	Matte Black / Yellow Gold	Dark Grey to Clear Gradient	$890
DTS403-A-02	Crystal Grey / White Gold	Dark Grey to Clear Gradient with Deep Blue Flash	Ask our team
DTS403-A-03	Blue Swirl / Yellow Gold	Dark Brown to Clear Gradient	$1,235
DTS403-A-04	Sienna Red Blaze / Yellow Gold	Gradient	Ask our team
DTS403-A-05	Matte Black / Black Iron	Dark Grey to Clear Gradient	$1,245
DTS403-A-06	White Swirl / Yellow Gold	Orange	$1,235

Which LXN-EVO colorway should you choose?

A-01 (Matte Black / Yellow Gold): the most versatile and, at Lexor Miami, the best value of the line. Black reads as timeless, and the gold hardware lets the craftsmanship show without looking flashy. If you only buy one LXN-EVO, this is the one we recommend.
A-05 (Matte Black / Black Iron): the stealth version. Same matte black acetate, but with dark metal instead of gold. Choose it if you want the LXN-EVO silhouette with zero shine.
A-03 (Blue Swirl / Yellow Gold): a collector's colorway with a patterned blue acetate and warm brown gradient lenses. It makes a statement and pairs beautifully with neutral and coastal outfits.
A-06 (White Swirl / Yellow Gold): the most fashion-forward option, with a light acetate and orange lenses. Perfect for summer, resort wear and anyone who wants their sunglasses to be the focal point.
A-02 and A-04: the crystal grey and red versions are rarer. Contact us if you are hunting for one of them and we will check availability.

One detail worth noticing: the A-01 at Lexor Miami is currently priced well below DITA's official $1,235 retail price, while the rest of the line sits at or near full retail. For buyers who simply want the LXN-EVO in its most classic form, that makes the A-01 the smartest entry point into the collection.

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LXN-EVO vs Other DITA Navigators and Aviators

If you are drawn to the LXN-EVO, you are probably also looking at other bold DITA shapes. Here is how the DTS403-A-01 compares with a few popular DITA frames available at Lexor Miami.

Model	Style	Main materials	Personality	Lexor Miami price
LXN-EVO DTS403-A-01	Squared navigator	Acetate front with titanium rims and brow bar	Bold, architectural, versatile	$890
Mach One DRX-2030-E	Navigator	Titanium	Motorsport-inspired icon, slimmer feel	$795
Hyperlux-1000 DTS470-A-01	Rectangular navigator	Titanium with floating bridge	Technical, minimalist	$1,265
Grand-Decade DTS460-A-02	Aviator	Metal with double bridge	Limited edition, collector-oriented	$1,405

LXN-EVO vs DITA Flight and Grandmaster

Because the LXN-EVO's hinge plates are a tribute to the Flight and Grandmaster series, many shoppers want to know how it differs from them.

Flight series: DITA's tribute to fighter pilots, with aviator and navigator shapes and a rugged, heritage-driven attitude. The LXN-EVO borrows the Flight's hinge-plate drama but adds a heavier acetate front, making it feel more modern and more substantial.
Grandmaster series: launched in 2007 and rooted in 1970s b-boy culture, Grandmaster frames are typically thick, oversized acetate statement pieces. The LXN-EVO shares their presence but is more refined, thanks to the titanium rims and brow bar that frame the lenses.

In short, the LXN-EVO sits between the two: more structured than a Grandmaster, more substantial than a classic Flight, and more versatile than either for everyday wear.

Can You Get the LXN-EVO With Prescription Lenses?

Yes, the LXN-EVO frame can be fitted with prescription sun lenses by a qualified optician, and several eyewear labs in the US offer single-vision and progressive lenses for it. A few things to keep in mind before you do it:

Keep the original lenses. If you ever resell the frame or want to return it to its factory state, the original DITA lenses are part of its value.
Ask about polarization at the same time. If you want polarized lenses for the water, a prescription lens replacement is the moment to add it.
Mind the 4-base curve. The LXN-EVO has a relatively flat lens curve, which works well with most everyday prescriptions. Very strong prescriptions should always be reviewed by your optician first.

If you are not sure whether your prescription will work in this frame, reach out to our team before you buy and we will help you think through your options.

How to Spot a Fake DITA LXN-EVO

Search for "DITA LXN-EVO" and you will find listings that range from full retail to less than half price on auction and marketplace sites. Some of those sellers are legitimate, but at these prices, counterfeit and gray-market products are a real risk. Here is the checklist we recommend to every client.

Buy from an Authorized DITA Dealer. This is the single most effective protection. DITA publishes an official store locator, and authorized retailers like Lexor Miami appear on it. If a seller is not on DITA's dealer map, you are taking a risk on what you will actually receive.
Check the exact reference and size. The genuine A-01 is DTS403-A-01 in 54-19-145. Listings with odd sizes, misspelled model names or generic "DITA style" descriptions are red flags.
Look at the hardware. Genuine LXN-EVO frames use DITA's hex screw hinges, solid titanium rims and cleanly finished enamel hinge plates. Cheap copies often use standard screws, painted metal and uneven inlays.
Check the lens description. As explained above, the factory LXN-EVO lens is non-polarized CR-39 with an anti-reflective coating. A listing that insists the original lens is polarized deserves a second look.
Expect the complete package. An authentic new DITA purchase includes the original DITA case, cleaning cloth and manufacturer's warranty. Missing accessories on a "brand new" pair should raise questions.
Match the UPC. The DTS403-A-01 carries UPC 0810029143899. Ask the seller to confirm it.
Be skeptical of extreme discounts. DITA produces in small runs. A current-season frame sold far below what authorized dealers charge, with no clear explanation, is the most common warning sign.
Confirm warranty eligibility. Even a genuine frame bought through an unauthorized channel may not be covered by the manufacturer. Buying from an authorized dealer protects you if something goes wrong.

At Lexor Miami, every DITA frame is sourced through official channels and guaranteed to be 100% authentic, brand new and complete with original packaging, case, cloth and manufacturer's warranty. That is the whole point of buying from an authorized dealer: you get the real price advantage without the authenticity gamble.

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Is the DITA LXN-EVO Worth It? An Honest Take

At $1,235 retail, the LXN-EVO is a serious purchase, and you deserve a balanced answer rather than a sales pitch.

What you are really paying for

Construction you can feel. The combination of acetate and titanium, the sculpted hinge plates, the hex screws and the diamond-pressed nose pads are details that mass-produced fashion sunglasses simply do not offer.
Japanese manufacturing. Small production runs and extensive hand-finishing are what separate DITA from fashion-house eyewear made under license.
Design longevity. The LXN-EVO is designed as a core DITA-series frame, not a one-season trend. A matte black and gold navigator is unlikely to look dated in five years.
Collector appeal. DITA has a loyal following, and popular references in classic colorways tend to remain desirable.

What you are not paying for

It is fair to say that DITA's premium is concentrated in the frame, the design and the craftsmanship. The CR-39 lens is excellent for everyday clarity, but it is not a specialized performance lens built for fishing, sailing or high-glare sports. If performance optics are your top priority, a dedicated sport or polarized pair will serve you better for those activities.

Like any luxury product, DITA also has its share of online complaints, usually involving small hardware issues on specific frames or frustration with after-sales support from unauthorized sellers. That is one more reason to buy from an authorized dealer who can help you with manufacturer support if you ever need it.

Our verdict

If you want a statement navigator with genuine craftsmanship, the LXN-EVO is worth it, and the DTS403-A-01 is the colorway that delivers the most versatility for the money. At $890 at Lexor Miami, compared with DITA's $1,235 retail price, it is also the most accessible way into one of DITA's most talked-about modern designs.

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How to Style the DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-01

Matte black and gold is one of the easiest color combinations in eyewear to style, which is part of why the A-01 sells so well. A few combinations that work especially well:

Business and evening: pair it with a navy or charcoal suit, a black turtleneck or a crisp white shirt. Match the gold hardware with a gold watch case or gold jewelry for a cohesive look.
Smart casual: a leather jacket, dark denim and white sneakers. The bold silhouette carries the outfit without effort.
Miami weekends: linen shirts, neutral tones and loafers. The black frame anchors light outfits and keeps them from looking washed out in bright sun.
For women: the LXN-EVO is unisex and looks striking on women who like oversized, structured frames. Try it with slicked-back hair, minimal makeup and gold hoops to let the frame take center stage.

How to Care for Your DITA LXN-EVO

A frame built with this much detail deserves proper care. These habits will keep your LXN-EVO looking new for years:

Use the original DITA cloth for daily cleaning, and rinse the lenses with lukewarm water first if there is sand or dust on them. Wiping dry sand is the fastest way to scratch any lens.
Avoid household cleaners such as glass sprays or alcohol-based products, which can damage the anti-reflective coating and dull acetate.
Never leave them on a car dashboard. South Florida heat inside a parked car can be extreme, and acetate can deform under prolonged high temperatures.
Store them in the case, lenses up, whenever you are not wearing them.
Put them on and take them off with both hands to protect the hinges and keep the temples aligned.
Get a periodic adjustment. Over time, any frame can loosen slightly. A quick professional tune-up keeps the fit secure. Lexor Miami also offers an eyeglasses repair service.

Why Buy the DITA LXN-EVO From Lexor Miami

You can find the LXN-EVO in many places online. Here is why shoppers across the United States, and especially in South Florida, choose to buy it from Lexor Miami.

Authorized DITA Dealer. Lexor Miami appears on DITA's official dealer map. Every pair is 100% authentic and brand new, with original packaging.
Price below DITA retail. The DTS403-A-01 is available at Lexor Miami for $890 versus DITA's $1,235 official price, at the time of writing.
Complete package. Original DITA case, cleaning cloth and manufacturer's warranty are included with every order.
Free shipping. Individual items priced at $150 or more ship free within the 48 contiguous United States.
30-day returns. Unworn items in their original condition and packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery, following our return authorization process.
Real people who know DITA. Reach our team by chat, WhatsApp, phone or email with questions about fit, colorways or availability before you buy.
Thousands of 5-star Google reviews and more than 20 years of experience in luxury eyewear, watches and fragrances.

Try the LXN-EVO in person in Miami

If you are in South Florida, nothing beats trying the LXN-EVO on before you decide. Our showroom at 2371 NW 20th St, Miami, FL 33142 is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with free parking and on-site security. It is an easy drive from Brickell, Downtown Miami, Coral Gables, Doral and Miami Beach, and our team can help you compare the LXN-EVO with other DITA navigators side by side and fine-tune the fit before you leave.

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DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-01 UNISEX SUNGLASSES

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Matte Black and Yellow Gold squared navigator with an acetate front, external titanium rims and brow bar, oversized enamel hinge plates, hex screw hinges and Dark Grey to Clear Gradient lenses with 100% UVA/UVB protection. Size 54-19-145. Made in Japan.

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Ready to Own the LXN-EVO?

The DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-01 brings together everything that makes DITA special: a bold silhouette with real design heritage, a layered acetate and titanium construction, signature hinge plates that pay tribute to the Flight and Grandmaster series, and Japanese craftsmanship in every component. It is a navigator for people who notice details, and the matte black and gold colorway makes it easy to wear every day rather than saving it for special occasions.

The decision comes down to three things: whether you like a bold, medium-to-wide frame, whether you are comfortable with a non-polarized gradient lens for everyday use, and where you buy it. If the first two answers are yes, buying from an authorized dealer takes care of the third. At Lexor Miami you get a genuine, brand-new frame with the original case, cloth and manufacturer's warranty, free shipping within the contiguous US and a price below DITA's official retail.

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Final Thoughts

Most of what you will read about the LXN-EVO online is a copy of the same short product description. We wrote this guide because buyers deserve clear answers: it is a classic navigator with a squared lens, it is not polarized from the factory, it comes in a 54-19-145 size that suits medium and larger faces, and it is worth buying only from a source that guarantees authenticity and warranty support. For most people, the DTS403-A-01 in Matte Black and Yellow Gold is the best LXN-EVO to own.

Here is the full LXN-EVO lineup currently available at Lexor Miami:

DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-01 – Matte Black / Yellow Gold, Dark Grey to Clear Gradient – $890 (our top pick)
DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-05 – Matte Black / Black Iron, Dark Grey to Clear Gradient – $1,245
DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-03 – Blue Swirl / Yellow Gold, Dark Brown to Clear Gradient – $1,235
DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-06 – White Swirl / Yellow Gold, Orange lenses – $1,235

Want to see the rest of the brand before you decide? Browse the full DITA sunglasses collection at Lexor Miami or our complete selection of new arrivals.

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Frequently Asked Questions About the DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-01

Is the DITA LXN-EVO DTS403-A-01 polarized?

No. According to DITA's official specifications, the LXN-EVO comes with non-polarized CR-39 lenses featuring an anti-reflective coating and 100% UVA and UVB protection. Some online stores describe it as polarized or offer polarized lenses as an aftermarket upgrade, but the original factory lens is not polarized.

What size is the DITA LXN-EVO, and will it fit my face?

The DTS403-A-01 measures 54-19-145: a 54 mm lens width, 19 mm bridge and 145 mm temples, with a total frame width of 149 mm and a lens height of 41 mm. It is a medium-to-wide frame that fits medium and larger faces best. Compare these numbers with a pair of sunglasses you already own to see how it will feel.

Is the DITA LXN-EVO a navigator or a square frame?

DITA classifies the LXN-EVO as a classic navigator. Because its lenses are more rectangular than a traditional aviator, many retailers also list it as a square frame. The most accurate description is a squared navigator with an acetate front and titanium rims and brow bar.

Can I get the LXN-EVO with prescription lenses?

Yes. The LXN-EVO frame can be fitted with prescription sun lenses by a qualified optician, including polarized options if you want them. Its 4-base lens curve works with most everyday prescriptions, but very strong prescriptions should be reviewed by your optician first. Keep the original DITA lenses to preserve the frame's value.

How can I tell if my DITA LXN-EVO is authentic?

Buy from an Authorized DITA Dealer listed on DITA's official store locator, like Lexor Miami. Check that the reference is DTS403-A-01 in 54-19-145, that the frame uses DITA's hex screw hinges and titanium rims, that it includes the original case, cloth and warranty, and that the UPC matches 0810029143899. Be cautious of steep, unexplained discounts.

Where can I buy DITA LXN-EVO sunglasses in Miami?

Lexor Miami is an Authorized DITA Dealer with a showroom at 2371 NW 20th St, Miami, FL 33142, open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. You can try the LXN-EVO in person or order online with free shipping on items priced at $150 or more within the 48 contiguous United States. The DTS403-A-01 is currently available for $890.