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The Most Wearable 3D-Printed Glasses

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These days, thanks to the wonders of tech, "3D glasses" means something totally different: edgy sunglasses made on 3D printing machines. Now hitting the mainstream market, these unique designs can be worn day in and day out. And the thing is, they're actually really stylish. Some you can shop right this moment — others you have to call to inquire about. Nonetheless, you'll want to check out these beauties stat. Let the three-dimensional inspiration flow!

Angel Sintered Sunglasses by pq eyewear
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The sculptured shape, the hinges that look like ridges — there's so much about this pair of 3D-printed sunglasses (inquire for price) that's so unique.

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Sir Glasses by Colors of Birch
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Each pair of glasses from this company is made from 3D-printed nylon, and these purple stunners (inquire for price) are no exception — just look at the design of those legs.

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Molten by Make Eyewear
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Want shades that make a statement? Look no further than these rad glasses ($150) inspired by the molten lava flowing from volcanoes.

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Basky by Mykita Mylon
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Even though they're meant to be part of a sports fashion line, glasses like these round sunnies (inquire for price) are so chic that you can wear them every day, athlete or not.

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Hal Pixel by Protos
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Protos sells plenty of mainstream 3D-printed eyewear, but we bet you'll be the only person for miles with glasses as cool as this pixeled pair ($250).

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