The Radar: Mykita sunglasses at Dover Street Market Looking for the coolest sunglasses around? Then head to the coolest shop in town and ask for Mykita. The German eyewear brand Mykita has just opened a dedicated 'corner' in the basement of Dover Street Market in Mayfair. I speak from experience when I say if you want sunglasses that others will covet then this is where you need to look. For those unfamiliar with the brand, it was set up 10 years ago by four creatives in Berlin where its products are handmade in the company's own workshop. It is best known for making super lightweight stainless steel frames which are bent and folded into shape without the use of welding or hinges. Apparently the designers looked to origami for inspiration. READ: men's guide to sunglasses As you'd expect from a German design brand (think Jil Sander, Tomas Maier and Hugo Boss) the style is sharp, pared down and fuss free. Forget garish branding down the arm, it's all about shape and clean lines. Over the last couple of years it has expaded its remit and added a sportier and more colourful range with its Mykita Mylon range (see above). These nylon plastic frames are made with the cutting edge technology 3D printing printing - a first for the eyewear industry. Although they are a greater investment (they cost just over £300 as opposed to the metal frames, which start at £230), they provide a more youthful and playful element to the collection. Over the last few years Mykita has collaborated with fashion brands including Bernhard Willhelm , Damir Doma and Moncler . And in celebration of the opening in Dover Street Market, Mykita has launched limited edition versions of its new Dash and Hunter frames in navy blue (see above). The screwless hinge mechanism (one of Mykita's signature details) and double bridge are in high polished gold. They are beyond chic. Follow David on Twitter: @MrDavidNicholls