Reducing waste is central to our design thinking. By combining 3D printing with carefully chosen materials, we thoughtfully minimize excess and avoid overproduction—honoring both people and the planet.
Our mindful manufacturing ensures the highest quality while creating timeless, durable glasses designed to be cherished for years to come.
Our Clip temples are made of Japanese titanium and are cut, bent, and finished with near zero waste.
Our production processes avoid speculative overproduction. We don’t produce large quantities without confirmed demand—a practice that’s wasteful and harmful to the environment.
This approach helps us manage material waste efficiently, maintain low inventory, and operate a just-in-time supply chain that significantly reduces environmental impact.
We use a sustainable 3D printing process that adds material only where it’s needed—unlike traditional milling, which cuts away excess from a solid block. Plus, our printing powders are partially recycled, with leftover material repurposed for the next production cycle. And the technology keeps improving year after year, making our process even more efficient and sustainable.
When you design light, you make light. And when lightness leads the way, every gram saved means a better fit for you and a gentler impact on the planet. Our glasses prove that less is truly more—less material, less waste, and a smaller carbon footprint.
A perfect example of thoughtful design is our Clip collection temples. Crafted in-house from titanium wire, they’re cut, bent, and shaped with minimal waste. From a 10-kilometre batch of wire, only a few centimetres of material remain—a truly remarkable achievement.
