Cutting-edge technical product and production with a futuristic touch

Some may think that 3D-printed eyewear looks inexpensive, however you will find a significant investment behind it. Some units in the production halls can cost up to 150,000 Euros.

Furthermore, mastering the operation of these machines is necessary before one can effectively cultivate the materials and breathe life into the final product. In comparison with traditional production methods, 3D-printed eyewear production is not cheap, unfortunately.

The Götti 3D-production

Götti has invested millions to enhance their production, understanding and expertise in 3D-printed eyewear. As a result, we can proudly claim, that their products rank among the finest in the market of 3D-printed eyewear.

Critics often argue that 3D-printed eyewear appears somewhat 'plastic' and lacks the vibrancy that acetate-produced frames can offer.

We believe that diversity also exist in the realm of retail optometry. Individuals have varying preferences for materials – some choose marble in their livingroom, others choose concrete or tiles.

With Götti Dimension, we present a clean, minimalistic, and even futuristic appearance.

This aesthetic, along with numerous other advantages, the Gotti Dimension makes a perfect product for optical retail stores that envision future-oriented eyewear. Eyewear qualified to accommodating the preferences of each customer.

Would you like to check out the collection or receive information about Götti?

Daniel Wahlén and Martin Juul Thomsen, our representatives, can help you with the collections from Götti. We are happy to answer any questions you have about 3D-printed glasses.

Daniel Wahlén
/ Sweden and Finland

/ Mobile: +46 73 358 58 88
/ Email: daniel@alivestyle.se

Martin Juul Thomsen
/ Denmark, Norway, Greenland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands.

/ Mobile: +45 2967 5667
/ Email: martin@alivestyle.dk