Plastic glasses are your entry level glasses for a fursuit. They are 3D printed out of PETG plastic.

PETG is the plastic we use in 3D printing the glasses. PETG is a great material for its printability as well as its heat resistance. The common filament used in 3D printing is PLA. This plastic is the duct-tape of the 3D printing world. Super easy to work with and will get the job done, but not great for all solutions. While PLA starts to warp at ~140F, PETG will hold it shape until ~185F. Even if the outside air isn't 140F, your glasses could easily reach this temperature in the sun. Due to this, we use PETG to ensure your glasses are more likely to keep their shape.

Acrylic glasses are a step up in accessories for your fursuit. While plastic glasses are more than functional, acrylic glasses are made to last.

The acrylic glasses are made of a 1/8" (3mm) acrylic sheet with a 3D printed backing. The two layers are connected by high strength doubled sided adhesive tape. The glasses use to use acrylic for both sides, but 3D printed backings allow more flexibility, lowering the chance of the acrylic cracking.

Acrylic is not only sterdier, but gives options simply not possible with 3D printing. This includes glasses which are clear or reflective like a mirror. Additionally acrylic is heat resistant enough you should never be worried about warping.

Wooden glasses are the most stylish glasses around. Build just like acrylic glasses, using two pieces of material adhered together, they are made of wooden sheets instead of acrylic sheets. The front facing sheet of wood is a high-quality walnut veneer MDF, while the back is a sterdy plywood.

While the wooden glasses do not have as much variety as the other styles, they are sure to stand out and make an impression.

Wooden glasses are heat resistant just like acrylic glasses and warping shouldn't be an issue.

If you like to fursuit in style, these are the glasses for you!