Ronaldinho x DITA Drop New Collaboration
by Anna Barr
Launching out of the World Cup host city of Los Angeles at the start of what promises to be a major summer for global football, the Ronaldinho x DITA collection merges the Brazilian icon signature flair with the precision engineering that has defined the Japanese-crafted eyewear brand for more than three decades. Football’s influence on fashion has never been more visible and Ronaldinho remains a fitting figurehead.
For Ronaldinho, the collaboration is rooted in the same values that shaped his legendary career. “Soccer has always been about creativity, confidence, and joy,” he says. “Working with DITA allowed me to bring that same energy into eyewear pieces that feel bold, technical, and refined at the same time. This collection represents my style and my passion for excellence.”
The collection is split across DITA’s two distinct worlds. On one side sits the mainline DITA offering, known for its bold architectural silhouettes and statement-making design language. On the other is DITA Lancier, the brand’s performance-focused arm, which approaches eyewear with the mindset of technical instrumentation designed for movement and endurance.
Handcrafted in Japan, the collection introduces three styles that channel different aspects of Ronaldinho’s legacy. The DITA-Lancier LSA-119 arrives as a lightweight rimless frame engineered for comfort and adaptability, while the LSA-404 takes a more structured approach, pairing titanium and acetate construction with performance-driven flexibility. Completing the lineup is the DUBSIGNAL, a dramatic navigator silhouette that leans fully into DITA’s reputation for sculptural luxury and oversized proportions.
“Ronaldinho is a global symbol of artistry and individuality in sport,” says DITA Vice President Cody Cho. “As global soccer takes center stage this summer, it felt natural to celebrate his legacy through design. These styles reflect the movement, lightness, and creativity he brought to the game, interpreted through DITA’s lens of precision and craftsmanship.”
Check out the collection below:
The Ronaldinho x DITA collection is available now through DITA flagship stores, select retailers worldwide and the brand’s online platform.
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