Thanks to targeted production, features like lens size, temple length and nose bridge can be customized to ensure a perfect fit for the end customer. frames from the Götti Dimension Collection are exceptionally lightweight and highly robust, and exhibit an unmistakably urban appearance. Within this collection is Götti Bionic, an eyewear family consisting of four glasses printed in 3D from a single material derived from the seeds of the castor bean plant – a sustainable resource. This bio-based polyamide offers greater flexibility compared to other 3D-printed frames. The name ‘Bionic’ reflects the inspiration from the human body to find alternatives for screws and other mechanical aids. Götti Bionic frames are made with just one basic material and are available in four earthy tones: ash, blush, sand, and teal – classic colours that remain stylish in the long term and are not influenced by short-lived trends. Every decision, from packaging to colour selection, has been made to minimize the environmental impact of the product.

The capabilities afforded by 3D printing allow the Swiss brand to experiment with shapes and trends. Recent additions include Connie and Clyde, two narrow frames inspired by the famous American criminal duo, and the Bubbly series, featuring bold and round shapes like the Ilay and Ivon models. Despite changing trends, certain characteristics such as lightweight construction, comfort, and a perfect fit remain consistent. As Sven Götti once said, 3D printing along with aesthetics, zeitgeist, fine materials, and technological solutions, is "part of the formula for making beautiful glasses."