ANDRIVET unveils advanced 3-D printed titanium
- By Editorial Team
ANDRIVET explores a new vision of luxury eyewear, combining advanced 3D-printing technologies with inspirations drawn from nature, Art Nouveau and the architecture of Gaudí. Presented for the first time at MIDO 2026, the collection features sculptural titanium frames with precious finishes alongside lightweight polyamide designs. Produced in limited editions, each ANDRIVET frame is conceived as a wearable object of art, balancing architectural expression, innovation and ergonomic comfort. With more than 30 years of experience in 3D design, eyewear designer, Emmanuel Andrivet has helped shape contemporary eyewear through a career defined by technical precision and creative independence.
His portfolio includes collaborations with leading names such as Minima, Gold & Wood, Boucheron, Cartier, Yohji Yamamoto Eyewear, Pantos Paris and Von Dutch Paris. This extensive experience places him at the intersection of advanced technology, craftsmanship and avant-garde design. The new models featured include 3D-printed Polyamide design, model Duke; 3D-printed Polyamide model Flow; and 3D-printed titanium model, Chrysope; all the frames featurehigh-quality Redtenbacher Ypsilon hinges and Zeiss lenses. Andrivet frames are printed in Europe and assembled in Spain.
