Flair is celebrating its 80th anniversary with a new eyewear collection developed using 3D printing technology for the first time. Comprising models 2500, 2501, 2502 and 2503, the new series combines the brand’s design philosophy with advanced manufacturing technologies. The collection, produced in Germany, features frame fronts made from PA12 using high-precision 3D printing. Distinguished by its lightweight construction, durable surface properties and outstanding color stability, the new series is completed with a refined palette of matte finishes. The 3D-printed fronts are paired with full-titanium temples, bringing together modern manufacturing technology and traditional metal craftsmanship within a single design. Flair’s signature temple connection has also been retained, giving the models their characteristic lightness and instantly recognizable appearance. Available in four models and three color options, the collection combines a clean design language with technical innovation. With this anniversary collection, Flair positions 3D printing not simply as a manufacturing process, but as an integral part of its future design philosophy. While preserving the brand’s long-standing design heritage, the new collection also reflects its continued focus on advanced manufacturing technologies.

August 2026