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Godfrey Deeny Published
April 3, 2025
Think of it as the perfect pan-German design partnership – sunglasses specialist Mykita and luggage leader Rimowa have launched their first collaborative eyewear collection.
The duo has hired two of the country's coolest icons for the link-up's debut campaign: Vicky Krieps and Udo Kier. Krieps' breakout role was as the calculating assistant of couturier Daniel Day-Lewis in "Phantom Thread," while Kier is arguably the greatest German character actor of all time.
By tapping into German heritage and iconic design, the partnership focuses on developing eyewear based on a shared legacy of lightweight and built-to-last constructions.
"Rimowa and Mykita are two innovative German brands with deep technical expertise in their respective fields. Both are known for recognizable design features and innovative use of materials. With shared values on durability and craftsmanship, fusing our emphasis on movement with Mykita's focus on vision was a natural fit," said Rimowa CEO Hugues Bonnet-Masimbert in a release.
"This collaboration perfectly expresses the essence of 'German design' – where innovation and aesthetics come from owning both engineering and manufacturing expertise," said Mykita founder and creative director Moritz Krueger.
"Our collaborative design with Rimowa is minimalist, essential and inherently distinctive, revealing the specialist knowledge in materials and craftsmanship that we each bring to the table," Krueger added.
The collection comes four months after Rimowa's parent corporation LVMH acquired a minority stake in Mykita in November 2025.
Designed in collaboration with Berlin and Cologne, the eyewear collection is meticulously handcrafted at Mykita Haus in Berlin. Drawing on Rimowa's signature lightweight aluminum designs and Mykita's advanced eyewear engineering, the Mykita | Rimowa collection showcases two distinct design concepts, each reflecting the essence of both brands while delivering on the shared promise of durability and lightness.
A Heritage series combines Mykita's stainless steel craftsmanship with Rimowa's use of lightweight, anodized aluminum in a reinterpretation of classic sunglass silhouettes. Marking the first time Mykita has used aluminum for sunglasses, the collection features three archetypal shapes – panto, square, and aviator.
Premium lenses with 100% UV protection in classic solid tones offer superior visual clarity, while advanced anti-reflective and hard coatings guard against peripheral reflections and ensure maximum durability.
The second series, Visor, is a sleek, ultra-lightweight shield concept. Stainless steel meets a toric lens shield, offering both a horizontal and vertical base curve to create a sleek, contoured fit.
A certificate of authenticity accompanies every pair, underlining the craftsmanship and exclusivity of this collection.
Starting April 10, 2025, the Mykita | Rimowa collection, including the Heritage series priced at €595 and the Visor series at €515, will be available at select Rimowa and Mykita stores and exclusive retail partners worldwide.
Mykita was founded in 2003 by Krueger, taking a highly differentiated business model focused on creating exceptional products that last while practicing transparency on its environmental and social responsibilities.
Founded in 1898, Rimowa is a global leader in premium luggage. In the 1920s, it introduced aviation-inspired aluminum suitcases, revolutionizing the industry and leading to its iconic grooved aluminum design. In 2000, it pioneered again with the debut of the first polycarbonate suitcase. In 2025, LVMH acquired the brand, appointing Alexandre Arnault—second son of LVMH CEO and controlling shareholder Bernard Arnault—as managing director.