If you wear glasses, you know the difficulty that comes with finding a pair of frames that looks good on you. The fact of the matter is, mass-produced frames aren’t meant to be perfect on everyone. Protos can fix this problem by tailoring a pair of 3D printed glasses exactly for you. Simply choose one of the 24 different frame styles, submit two photos of your face, and Protos will whip you up a new pair of glasses that are made just for you. Lenses are included (always a good thing) and everything is made and printed in the USA. The bioplastic frames are lighter than titanium and more flexible than most commonly used acetate materials. Best of all, you know they’ll look right.
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