breezm

Breezm operates in the global eyewear market, offering a solution to ill-fitting glasses by producing personalized eyewear. The company, run by Coptiq Co., Ltd., was co-founded in South Korea in 2017 by Hyungjin 'Zenma' Park and Wooseok 'Will' Sung. Park's background includes marketing roles at P&G Korea and Disney Korea, as well as founding another eyewear company, ALO, in 2006. The founders identified a gap in the market, particularly noting that standard eyeglass models are often designed for Caucasian facial structures, leaving many, including Asian and African Americans, with poorly fitting options.

The company employs a direct-to-consumer (DTC) business model, selling its products through physical stores and online channels. As of mid-2025, Breezm operates 13 stores in South Korea and has expanded internationally with a flagship store in New York City. The business generates revenue through the sale of its custom-fit eyewear, with flagship products priced around $298. In 2023, the company recorded revenue of $7.9 million, a 52.5% increase year-over-year, and sold over 25,000 pairs of glasses. To support its growth, Breezm has raised a total of over $14.3 million in funding through multiple rounds, including a Series B in April 2025.

Breezm's core offering is custom-fit glasses tailored to an individual's unique facial features. The process begins with a 3D facial scan, conducted during a one-on-one consultation at a Breezm store or through a forthcoming mobile app. Using this data, alongside big data analysis and AI-powered styling tools, the company recommends and designs frames. The frames are then produced using industrial 3D printers and materials like polyamide (PA12) powder and titanium. This additive manufacturing process allows for a lightweight, durable, and flexible product. This made-to-order system also minimizes material waste compared to traditional manufacturing. The company offers a range of designs, materials, and colors, including polymer, titanium, and combination frames.

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