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DITA LSA-404 — Matte Crystal Grey/Black Palladium / Sea Lens - Grey Polarized (DLS404-56-03)
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LSA-404 — Matte Crystal Grey/Black Palladium / Sea Lens - Grey Polarized
Reference
DLS404-56-03
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DLS404-56-03 is the catalog reference for the Matte Crystal Grey/Black Palladium / Sea Lens - Grey Polarized edition of the DITA LSA-404 model. Part of a collaboration release.
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Documentation
Partially documented. Some key facts are sourced; others are not yet confirmed and are shown as unknown rather than guessed.
3 of 6 core facts sourced
- Production type: Not documented in RARIVUM — this does not mean unlimited or open production.
- Production quantity: Not documented in RARIVUM — an unknown quantity does not mean an unlimited run.
- Release date: Not documented in RARIVUM — this does not mean the piece is unreleased.
What this status means
Documentation completeness describes how well this catalog record is sourced. It is separate from authenticity — it says nothing about whether any specific physical item is genuine.
Release context
- Collaboration: Ronaldinho x DITA
Details
- MSRP
- $465.00
Sources
- PrimaryDITAOfficial brand page
How sources are used
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