3D-Printed Sunglasses

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The Mykita HYBRID Eyewear Line Relies on 3D-Printed Material and Design

— April 27, 2016 — Fashion
The fashion brand Mykita offers a line of 3D-printed material sunglasses in its collection called HYBRID including a specific pair dubbed the MYLON that offer strong frames with a flexible design. The sunglasses are made using 3D-printing technology to design the eyewear as well as create it.

The MYLON sunglasses feature a vintage aviator-style silhouette that is contrasted with the modern technology used to create the frame. The light brown frames feature a heavy duty strength paired with a flexible bend and lightweight shape that is ideal for everyday use.

The use of 3D-printed materials are becoming more and more readily available in fashion accessories as the technology becomes more affordable for brands to mass-produce products.

Trend Themes

  1. 3d-printed Sunglasses — Brands are using 3D-printing technology to create innovative sunglasses with strong frames and flexible designs.
  2. Affordable 3D Printing — The increasing affordability of 3D-printing technology is making it more accessible for brands to mass-produce fashion accessories.
  3. Vintage-modern Fusion — Designers are merging vintage aviator-style silhouettes with modern 3D-printing technology to create unique sunglasses designs.

Industry Implications

  1. Fashion Accessories — The fashion industry is incorporating 3D-printing technology to create trendy and customizable sunglasses.
  2. 3D Printing Technology — The 3D-printing industry is making strides in the production of affordable materials for mass production of fashion accessories.
  3. Eyewear Manufacturing — Eyewear brands are taking advantage of 3D-printing technology to create sturdy frames with flexible designs for everyday use.
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