Can't afford a camera with Leica's signature red dot, but want to show your appreciation for the German premium camera brand? Good news, the company just collaborated with Mykita to produce tasty, Leica-inspired sunglasses. While some of Leica's previous fashion collaborations have been a bit strained for the camera maker, this one makes the most sense: Leica is already making lenses for its eyewear line, and Mykita is another brand. German luxury. Sunglasses also have lenses that can take advantage of some of the technology used in camera glass. Granted, that doesn't extend to optical zoom, but the new collection, which will start with two designs, will include an AquaDura Vision Pro coating, which Leica adapted from its binoculars and photography services. This anti-reflective coating apparently adds resistance to dust and grease, while also reducing glare. Leica and Mykita also claim that the manufacturing process is a step ahead of your usual pair of supermarket blinds. They claim to have "pioneered optical-quality sunglasses" by grinding and polishing them with a cast lens cap, a process also used to create camera lenses. Of course, the main reason to buy Leica-inspired sunglasses is for their design, and the Mykita doesn't disappoint here.