3D Printed Eyewear Has Come a Long Way

Mykita

Made in Berlin, the Boom sun is part of the 3D-printed Mylon line and was worn by actor Michael Imperioli on the second season of White Lotus.

mykita.com

$559

Ørgreen

The Quantum High collection, which includes the High Life, features 3D-printed frame fronts with beta titanium temples.

orgreenoptics.com

Price upon request

Monoqool

The Slider series includes the Avalanche AH, an off-the-beaten-path 3D-printed design.

monoqool.com

Price upon request

Götti

Rounding out the Dimension collection, the 3D-printed Gydo has a double bridge and a soft feel.

gotti.ch

$431

Modo

The Omega is part of the 3D Lab collection, which is printed using a digital data set and producing minimal waste. This frame includes the iF Design-awarded snap hinge.

(800) 223-7610, modo.com

$360

Under Armour

For the brand’s first-ever frame with 3D printing, the ultra-lightweight Next Level has 3D-printed temples, a shield lens, and UA Armourgrip nosepads.

(800) 631-1188, mysafilo.com

Starting at $250

Look

With a 3D-printed design on the temples, the lightweight 03755 from the children’s Lookkino collection is made with recyclable and impact-resistant NIL.

(877) 889-0399, villaeyewear.com

$240

JF Rey

Made in France, the Odyssey (JF3032) features a 3D-printed Nylor insert, along with metal and acetate components.

jfrey.fr/en

$540

Smith

Built to fit individual facial features, each I/O MAG Imprint 3D goggle is created with the help of a custom app and includes Smith’s proprietary ChromaPop lenses.

smithoptics.com

$450