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Oamc x Mykita Grunt Sunglasses

The Oamc x Mykita Grunt Sunglasses take a familiar mid century silhouette and sharpen it into something far more modern. This is the kind of collaboration that feels deliberate rather than decorative, pairing Oamc’s utilitarian design language with Mykita’s technical eyewear expertise.

The Grunt model is the more compact option in the collection, defined by round lenses and a tight, confident profile. It nods to classic aviator era eyewear but trims away the excess, resulting in a frame that feels purposeful and wearable rather than nostalgic. In our view, this balance is exactly where contemporary eyewear should sit.

Handmade at Mykita Haus in Berlin, the Grunt combines circular stainless steel with Mykita’s proprietary Mylon material. The lightweight construction keeps the frame comfortable for all day wear, while the sculpted Mylon rings act as subtle blinders, adding side protection and a quiet visual edge. Flat base two lenses reinforce the clean geometry without overwhelming the face.

Details matter here. Mykita’s patented screwless spiral hinge allows for smooth movement and long term durability. Silicone nose pads and temple tips improve comfort and grip, and the frame is fully adjustable for a precise fit. Lens performance is equally solid, offering full protection against UVA and UVB rays.

The Oamc x Mykita Grunt Sunglasses feel considered from every angle. They are functional, restrained, and quietly distinctive, which is exactly why they work so well. This is eyewear designed to be worn daily, not just admired on a shelf.

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